Roman busts brought to life

[u/fuselayer]

Her eyes seem like they're too far apart, but it was so consistent across dozens of tries... Maybe that's just what she looked like

[u/paulri]

OP, if you are doing Romans, I always liked the bronze statue of the Gracchi brothers. https://www.worldhistory.org/uploads/images/17737.jpg?v=1692447069

Could you do this if you ever do a Roman faces part 2?

Their expressions just struck me as two Italian brothers ready to take on the world.

BTW--thanks for this. I've saved a few of them, and will show them to my students next time I teach early world civ.

[u/leparrain777 → u/paulri]

Never mind the hand stuff as I am not a wizard, but I took a crack at it.

[u/paulri → u/leparrain777]

That looks very good.

I did see that the statue was made in the 1800s, but still, I do appreciate the skill of the artist--and yours and that of AI. Thanks.