Well, as it's said, it was a great idea but most of them are too different from those detailed sculptures. For next time, I would have begin with the scupture a a base, at least for bones and face expression. Some of them only needed colour. Do less images to begin but better done. And it'd be nice to have the words explaining what the artist added because found in references.

No good job at all. Obviously the "artist" spent more time to let the "reconstructions" look like famous actors than reconstructing the real faces. Just look at the mouthes. Almost all of them are wrong!

Overall...a success in my opinion. Some are a bit off...maybe give it another shot..but far better then I could do! I liked it overall! Like staring into the face of our ancient ancestors.

I don't think you can do true facial reconstruction from a sculpture. You'll get an approximation, but you need to start from the actual skull.

I think these all look awesome--guys, stop saying they're totally different. They're not going to be absolutely perfect, since of course we didn't have photos back then. Plus, statues can get damaged and look slightly different, and AI might get something a bit wrong that could be hard to fix later.

A lot of unemployed art history grads in here

If you are portraying Roman emperors and citizens, should take into account that current Italian facial features will closely resemble those features of old. After all, they are their direct descents!

The lips on most of these are completely wrong

they did an absolutely s****y job, the lips are different and some have beards! the eyes are going a different direction and the chins are wrong, what they did do? is make them all in color. so what.

All you guys think you know better. Lmao. Silly people. It states that other was formation was used to create these images.

Everyone saying they look nothing alike seems to not understand the statues aren't life-sized, wouldn't have been viewed face-on as we look at these images, and the statues would have been coloured with painted eyes. They were intended to be viewed with you looking up at them.

Speaking as a sculptor, who's done bronze portraits of people.. these interpretations fall way short... some have to small of a forehead ... to full of lips... not enough distance between nose and upper lip... to full of lips in a lot of them... I'm not a fan of poor interpretations..

Thank you. Yet it seems maybe of the future offspring of these heroes.

To all the idiots criticizing this: let’s see you do it.

Where's my boy Constantin?

Actually, no.

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I looked at the first three and the new faces were attractive, but didn't really resemble the stone faces. So I just kind of glanced at the other and they weren't worth looking at.