Reply to "Replica Cookies of Real Life People"

Wow! Thank you for the befunky tip, Lucky Penny!! I haven't had the patience to improve my photos on my computer, but the befunky website lightened them up in no time and was so easy to use. I've tried all sorts of ways to improve my photography and am sure I will be using this site often.

Originally Posted by Lucky Penny:

I just did a cookie face of a real person (and I'm no artist!). I found a couple websites that turn a photograph into a drawing or cartoon and that really helped me simplify the face enough to be able to paint it.
http://www.cartoonize.net/
http://www.befunky.com/

Hope this helps!

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