Naman's inspiration for the series was seeing his assistant tape her nose.
He was able to distort his models' faces in the weirdest ways.
The tape was pulled tightly over their faces to leave indents and pull the features in odd directions.
They were encouraged to try to remove the tape using only their faces.
Naman liked to squeeze cheeks and beards between the strips of tape.
And most of the models looked pretty uncomfortable.
Sometimes really uncomfortable.
And they got super into character.
Naman's favorite method for transforming faces was by taping people's eyebrows to accentuate the eyes.
This face looks more like a cartoon than an actual person.
Here's a scotch-taped winky face.
Some of the exaggerated expressions are extraordinary.
And completely change the shape of the models' faces.
...Or make them look like they escaped from a Picasso painting.
Or from an insane asylum.
Tempted to try it yourself yet?
There's more photography after the jump.
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