A good friend recently shared knowledge of an app called Reface. So what does Reface do? Well, here I am as Claudia Schiffer.
I’ve wasted many hours slapping my face on celebrities when I should be working on the novelization of The Reluctant Cat Owner’s Journal like I’m supposed to, but I lack both discipline and shame.
If I was single, this would totally be my Grindr pic.
Unfortunately, I have a creative mind, and it’s this creative mind that can sometimes cause trouble.
Testing the boundaries of the app’s AI, I submitted a photo of Predator Face:
What I expected were slightly disfigured and disproportionate facial features. What I got was nightmare fuel like this:
And this:
If you can come up with a good reface of your cat, I’d love to see it. Until then, I’ll be at the AT&T store buying a new iPhone because I’m about to burn this one in a fire for creating these horrifying videos.
Oh lord, that is um… something. But I will have to tell my kids because I have no doubt they’d have a blast with this.
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It is quite the rabbit hole. I’ve put Mona Lisa’s face in Victoria Secret runway models, Jesus’ face on Cardi B, a baby’s face on Miley Cyrus, and on and on and on.
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I’m speechless but intrigued. Because the possibilities for chaos there are endless.
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They are. And my husband makes a very handsome Michael JAckson.
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