The lines of a mask
by Guro Jostad Vikon 06 February 2012
Dr. Stephen Marquardt is known for his Marquardt Beauty
Analysis. This analysis, based on the golden rule, claims that true
attractiveness can be quantified by mathematic formulas. By
applying these mathematic formulas together with a massive database
of "attractive" faces, Dr. Marquardt made a mask model which draws
the lines and contours of what he believes is the most beautiful
face. And the more attractive or beautiful a face is, the more
closely it will match the mask.
Is beauty really just getting the sums right?
Is beauty really just getting the sums right?
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