[Apsin23]

Congratulations, Daroth, on highest ranking in Celebrity morph contest!

http://fx.worth1000.com/contests/24841/celebrity-steroids-2/all

Here are the scores of those ranking in the top 1/3 of all entries:

According to this, the head-swap technique is not so simple after all, and I need to work on it much more.

[Apsin23]

P.S. Here is the rating guide:

Using the available scale of 1 – 10 (one being the lowest and 10 being the highest):

1. Any entry you rate a 1, should be flagged at the same time. If it’s so bad as to deserve a 1, it shouldn’t be on worth1000. We don’t need to list examples. You’ll know them when you see them.

2. Any entry that is horrible. It probably should also be flagged. For example, brutal blending and jagged layer edges.

3. An entry that is below average. Definitely needs that extra hour of work or thought. Easy things have been ignored.

4. An entry that could have been good, but is missing that extra 15 minutes of work or thought behind it.

5. It’s average. Not great, not bad.

6. It’s better than average.

7. Great idea and execution. It’s much better than average.

8. Terrific idea and execution, and something that sets it apart from just being “great”.

9. This is almost perfect. The idea and execution are fantastic and there is a special something that makes it really stand out.

10. The execution is perfect and the idea behind it is brilliant. This is the best thing I have seen on this site in a while. “Wow!”

[Apsin23]

Speaking of perfecting technique, 8 of my entries to the Celebrity Morphs contest at Worth1000 were rejected due to not meeting the criteria for an advanced photo effects contest (either poor image quality or inadequate execution of the morph). I agree with them though. And at least most of my entries did make the cut!

Voting ends tonight!

http://fx.worth1000.com/contests/24841/celebrity-steroids-2/all

Folks, you can mark your rating (from 1 to 10) on all 72 entries. Register (free) in order to vote.

Your opinion counts! You can also write comments and critique. But please note: The contest is anonymous and needs to stay that way. If you happen to recognize which morphs were made by me, or by others on this forum, don’t disclose that in your comment!

[Apsin23]

Good suggestion…as soon as I’ve perfected the headswap so mine are as real-looking as JDM022’s last one (Kim Johnson, geez, I looked at his under 400% magnification and still couldn’t find a trace of head swapping!)…so I’m not quite there yet I think. Suggestions for possible morph projects are welcome.

[Apsin23]

How come girlswithmuscle.com calls her Tara Boyll?

Also NPC-Oklahoma

[Apsin23]

I notice that people selected for roles as actresses, newcasters, etc. generally have slightly bigger heads in proportion to their bodies than the average person, must be important to yield the appropriate “screen presence”.

Saotomeproject: keep up the good work. I look forward to seeing such great morphs! Here’s a nightcap:

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Click the empty white space to the right of the images to activate link to imageshack.us

Erin:
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Billie (resurrected; Photobucket: “thanks for nothing”):
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And here’s another Billie Piper morph:

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Wow, that makes we want to have a nice big milkshake, though hard to drink it as I’m now lying on the floor in convulsions. That’s a great piece of work, who did that? I made some cosmetic adjustments to the proportions:

Also here’s another Selma morph:

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Sure, send me a pic of big Vonda (I couldn’t find anything via Google search). The links above work OK for me. Hey which of Salma’s biceps did you want to see bigger?

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