22 thoughts on “Marilyn to Mao”

1. That made me laugh. I bet Marylin would have loved that because I think she was much more of a rebel than the film industry let her be at the time 😊

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   1. Happy you liked the portrait 🙂

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2. It’s amazing!

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   1. It really was wonderful to see

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      1. 😀

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3. Now THAT is tricky Brian!! Great choice for the challenge.

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   1. Thank you Tina 🙂 🙂

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4. Awesome. You really cant see face unless you back-off, or the faces, unless you are close. Great choice, Brian.

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   1. Thanks Donna 🙂 I really should have taken one at a distance where Mao’s face isn’t recognisable as readily 🙂

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5. That’s clever!

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   1. Isn’t it just 🙂

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6. I remember this one from before. Still a great image. Interesting that the second slider image appears differently to what’s in the email, because it gets cropped I guess.

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   1. I did think of how it would be viewed on phones as opposed to a big screen PC

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7. This is wonderful.

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   1. Isn’t it just. I wish I wrote the artists name as I think there was a plaque 🙂

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8. Interesting

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   1. 👍😀

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9. I thought I commented on this…. I will try again. Certainly tricky. What you see near and far are two different things and necessary to get the gist of it.

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   1. You did and I am happy to have another Donna 🙂

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      1. lol good.

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10. Poor Marilyn. Not an association I’d care to have but you made something fun out of those two.

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    1. It is a wonderful piece of art 🙂

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