Gallery: How Celebrity Faces Would Look if They Fit the Golden Ratio

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    The golden ratio has long been believed to be the key to aesthetic beauty in design, art, and nature. That said, here's Nicolas Cage's face, rearranged according to the divine proportion.
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    Igor Kochmala
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    These famous faces all got a Photoshop retouching, courtesy of Russian designer Igor Kochmala.
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    Igor Kochmala
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    The results are all variations on droopy, disfigured mugs.
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    Writers and mathematicians have recently debunked the golden ratio fallacy. Kochmala's illustrations do the same, with Hollywood icons.
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