Pretty cool blog where a guy has combined thousands of photos of people from a given country/period to produce the “average” face. The link is to a set of Random Averages (US Presidents from Ford to Obama, Old time/modern movie stars), but to the left there are links to different regions.
The English female is surprisingly fit, after a recent trip to Budapest it seems the beauty of Hungarian women is more than the sum of its parts, and I want to marry Peru.
All of the faces seem oddly familiar. Check it out.
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
the average English woman does NOT look like that[/quote]
The median doesn’t look like that. The average smooths out all the features into something that is “not ugly” and therefore looks pretty good.
I am guessing for some of the faces there was not too many actual separate people used… maybe like combining a few different faces for a reference guide in average based appearance.
[quote]cstratton2 wrote:
I am guessing for some of the faces there was not too many actual separate people used… maybe like combining a few different faces for a reference guide in average based appearance. [/quote]
Yeah made it seem as though ugly people don’t exist
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
the average English woman does NOT look like that[/quote]
The median doesn’t look like that. The average smooths out all the features into something that is “not ugly” and therefore looks pretty good.[/quote]
This. I was thinking that the faces are way too attractive.
Then I was thinking about how all the asymmetries (inherent in most faces) would combine to form a face quite symmetric.
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
the average English woman does NOT look like that[/quote]
The median doesn’t look like that. The average smooths out all the features into something that is “not ugly” and therefore looks pretty good.[/quote]
Seriously wondering how anyone could expect anything else to be produced