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This is the race-changed American actress Kat Dennings .

From time to time I mentioned a kind of neutral face template, a face made from dozens of different faces hereby presenting an average of lots of shapes.

Such a template used together with real faces of single people has the effect of softening the lines of a particular face a bit, it adds some contrast and smoothens the skin, all this without taking away the original character of a celeb face for example, just making it look a bit more harmonical.

I made that type of average face template for black faces as well, using most of the black girls I have published over time.

Shortly I morphed this black template together with Adriana Lima and in the result had the same effect like with the caucasian template: It looked still clearly like Adriana Lima but as if she was a mulatto woman.

No surprise when you think that the morphing result is settled somewhere in between the two source pictues.

So I thought for making a caucasian celeb really look black I would need some kind of hyper-black average face, like an even wider nose, even bigger lips and still darker skin.

I made that out of the average african template and as you might guess it looks like an exaggerated racist caricature of a black face on its own. But: blended together with typical caucasian faces the result is a typical african face but still letting clearly shine through who the original celeb part is, because besides of the specific African facial features the template is still pretty neutral.

Description
This is the race-changed American actress Kat Dennings .

From time to time I mentioned a kind of neutral face template, a face made from dozens of different faces hereby presenting an average of lots of shapes.

Such a template used together with real faces of single people has the effect of softening the lines of a particular face a bit, it adds some contrast and smoothens the skin, all this without taking away the original character of a celeb face for example, just making it look a bit more harmonical.

I made that type of average face template for black faces as well, using most of the black girls I have published over time.

Shortly I morphed this black template together with Adriana Lima and in the result had the same effect like with the caucasian template: It looked still clearly like Adriana Lima but as if she was a mulatto woman.

No surprise when you think that the morphing result is settled somewhere in between the two source pictues.

So I thought for making a caucasian celeb really look black I would need some kind of hyper-black average face, like an even wider nose, even bigger lips and still darker skin.

I made that out of the average african template and as you might guess it looks like an exaggerated racist caricature of a black face on its own. But: blended together with typical caucasian faces the result is a typical african face but still letting clearly shine through who the original celeb part is, because besides of the specific African facial features the template is still pretty neutral.