When it comes to coffee, Brian Leonard, better known as Barista Brian, can do anything he wants with it. He is so talented in creating celebrity portraits that even celebs recognize him as a genius.
Her name is Bisola Mofeoluwa Bamuyiwa, owner of her own photography company BMB studio in Lagos, Nigeria.
For a project called “Faces Of Century”, Czech photographer Jan Langer captured portraits of centenarians in his country to compare them with photos from their youth. And this is what effect age has on us.
Ballpoint Papi aka Tw1tterPicasso always catches the subtlest details about celebs’ appearances and is never shy to draw them.
A teen from Texas, US, offered Twitter users to draw their portraits, and although he has absolutely no skill to do that and the results are just horrible, he was overwhelmed with submissions from eager users.
Their creator is a Georgian artist Irakli Nadar, 28, who paints them via digital technologies, and it’s shocking how detailed and lively they appear to be!
Turkish travel photographer Mehmet Genç that goes by the name Rotasiz Seyyah translated as "nomad without a route" travels around the world taking portraits of people. He takes two pictures - one before and another one after saying them that they are beautiful. The results are amazing. He calls this photo series "You Are So Beautiful." Check them out.
Nashville-based photographer Giles Clement makes these beautiful portraits with his camera equipment made in 1800s. He uses tintype, a photograph taken as a positive on a thin tin plate, and ambrotype, an early type of photograph made by placing a glass negative against a dark background, to achieve these amazing results.
Marcos Alberti made an interesting photo project where he takes pictures of people after one, two and three glasses of wine. The results speak for themselves.
You'll see a radical change of Picasso's style on the examples of his self-portraits.
Ernst Berlin hired 23 artists to create a series of portraits of his family as a gift for his wife and the end result is simply beautiful.
These photos were taken by Leon Borensztein during the years 1979-1989.
These professional portraits gone wrong.
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