[Fe] The Unicorns Are Coming aka The Internet Invades Reality D:

[UniqueMixture]

Still don't know what to go as for Halloween ladies? Real-life Anime Girl: Anastasiya Shpagina has a tutorial on how to turn yourself into a fairy.

It takes Shpagina about an hour to achieve her doe-eyed look—don't worry, the video is only six minutes long. Photographs on her Facebook fan page show a dangerously waifish young woman with deep crimson hair. She says she would like to one day have surgery to reshape her eyes and nip in her waist even more drastically. Shpagina is reported to weigh only about 90 pounds. Her VK page is posted with images that inspire her such as dragonflies, flowers, butterflies, tiny deer, and other woodland creatures, but her true muse is Valerie Lukyanova, the 21-year-old who sparked controversy in the spring by using plastic surgery and photo retouching to become a real-life Barbie.

 

[Eugene Watson VIII]

woah. Is this what your doing?

 

[UniqueMixture]

woah. Is this what your doing?

I just hope in 50 years when my brain is uploaded into a holographic avatar I get to be with a girl like that It's okay if you voted creepy because you like dudes though.

 

[Qlip]

It's cool, then it's weird and kinda creepy. But not hot.

 

[21%]

For some reason she looks kinda self-conscious.

I think it's cool as part of self-expression, but if it becomes her permanent self-image then she is going to have huge problems down the road. I mean, the look won't age well...

 

[Betty Blue]

Is it a real person? Wow.

 

[Amargith]

Artistically? Really cool. This is basically a technique to give you that typical baby-head thing that has an effect on people subconsciously (ya know, the way Mother Nature gives all baby-animals really big eyes and makes all adults respond to it with an 'Awww' effect?), so in that way, it can definitely appeal. And man, she knows her make-up...at least how to do her style well. Add to that the waifish build, and yeah, it enhances the effect even more.

Honestly though, I am kind of concerned for her health as to how far she is going in this ehm..creation. Obsession can drive a person far.

 

[Such Irony]

There should be an "all of the above" option in the poll.

 

[AgentF]

people like this can build intriguing careers for themselves. performer, reality show participant, carnie.

i'd be interested in seeing her fast-forwarded to 70. i like seeing what people do to themselves over time.

 

[prplchknz]

this title's misleading, i thought it was going to be about INFP scientist genetically engineering unicorns for real life

 

[Totenkindly]

Her anime name is "Fukkacumi?"
srsly???

Artistically? Really cool. This is basically a technique to give you that typical baby-head thing that has an effect on people subconsciously (ya know, the way Mother Nature gives all baby-animals really big eyes and makes all adults respond to it with an 'Awww' effect?), so in that way, it can definitely appeal. And man, she knows her make-up...at least how to do her style well. Add to that the waifish build, and yeah, it enhances the effect even more.

I think it's pretty cool in the sense it's a form of artistry. I'm curious to watch the video to see how she achieve that particular look. Same with Barbie.

Honestly though, I am kind of concerned for her health as to how far she is going in this ehm..creation. Obsession can drive a person far.

Her waist looks insanely thin right now, and structurally to reduce it further seems like it could impact both her skeletal system and her internal organs. Not good.

 

[William K]

this title's misleading, i thought it was going to be about INFP scientist genetically engineering unicorns for real life

Yeah. For a moment there I thought someone stole my research notes and frozen unicorn DNA...