AR Face Assignment

Adjective: Disturbing

 For this week's assignment, I created a filter that duplicates the face a couple times, each time either slightly offset from the original or flipped vertically. This created a neat effect that reminds me of something lovecraftian.

I originally played around with face images and head wrappings to try to create a grotesque effect like zombifying the user but I was unsatisfied with the end result and scrapped it to play around with the face inset tool.

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