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One of the things I do for commissions is draw people how they might have looked if they had been born female. To create such hypothetical situations, I take the facial features of the male commissioner and feminize them (larger eyes, rounder features in the chin and forehead, finer nose, for example). Essentially, I illustrate their faces as though they had undergone a female development rather than a male one.

For fun, I'd like to occasionally draw a famous person or a celebrity and translate them into a woman, as though they had popped into a parallel world where they had been born with two X chromosomes. In this case, I drew Brad Pitt.

I'd love to know what celebrity you'd like me to girl up next. Feel free to leave suggestions in the comments!

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Freckled1

Great work! Would love to see either Nicolas Cage or Sam Rockwell.

Rag345

I love it! How about Robert Pattinson or Al Pacino?

MoMo

Zoe, I have a question! How do you approach feminising a real person in terms of facial features? And how about if you do race swaps while trying to keep said features somewhat similar? Thank you!

Zoe Crockett

Race changes are an interesting idea. I've never had anyone ask me to do that in a commission but that's actually a really cool idea. As for feminizing males in a portrait, there is a cluster of facial traits that women have that men typically don't, such as much wider eyes, long lashes, larger foreheads, fine noses, larger lips, and rounded chin lines and jaws. I also tend to give female portraits long, stylized hair and, of course, a generous bust!

tk421

Jonny Depp

MoMo

Thank you for answering, I really appreciate it!

Douglas C. Fowler

A young Mark Hamil in his role of Luke Skywalker, well figured. Maybe even sporting a lightsaber like in the poster from the first 1977 Star Wars.