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But Sarah Schneider and Jake Hurwitz’s Digital Picassos are a revolution we can all get behind. Their simple method makes this truly the common man’s cubism. Step 1: Find a couple digital cameras. (Ideally with large screens.) Step 2: Hold each camera closely over a crucial part of your face as if you’re going to take a picture of it. Step 3: Get a friend to take a picture of you. Rearrange and re-shoot as necessary to make yourself look as ugly as possible. Check out the site to see more examples of the technique and submit your own! Digital Picassos (Thanks for the tip, Nick!)
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