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Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous Face

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous Face
Hollywood has some of the world’s most unmistakable faces. Thanks to their famous faces plastered on everything from magazine covers and movie posters to tabloid features, it's easily noticeable that there’s something slightly off about these celebrity portraits by artist Gesichtermix. In fact, they aren’t celebrities at all—they’re totally fake photographs that are composites of two different famous people. With a skilled mastery of photo manipulation, Gesichtermix digitally stitches pictures together into one highly believable image.

Above: Leonardo DiCaprio / Sean Penn

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceJustin Timberlake / Justin Bieber

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceJennifer Lawrence / Claire Danes

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceCharlie Sheen / Ashton Kutcher

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceShaquille O'Neal / 50 Cent

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceRihanna / Katy Perry

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceArnold Schwarzenegger / Sylvester Stallone

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceBen Affleck / Daniel Day-Lewis

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FacePharrell Williams / Channing Tatum

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceEmily Blunt / Christina Ricci

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceNatalie Portman / Scarlett Johansson

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceJennifer Lopez / Halle Berry

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceEwan McGregor / Colin Firth

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceRobert de Niro / Kevin Spacey

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceChristoph Waltz / Benedict Cumberbatch

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceSteven Spielberg / Woody Allen

Artist Merged Two Celebrities Faces into One Famous FaceRobin Williams / Brendan Fraser

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