buscemizer
Description
Add Steve Buscemi’s beautiful facial features to facial photos!
Requirements
Python 3.6+
pillow
numpy
Installation
buscemizer can be installed via pip:
pip install buscemizerUsage
After installing buscemizer it can be executed from the command line:
buscemizer <path to image to have Steve Buscemi's beautiful facial features added to>For additional help in using buscemizer run the following command:
buscemizer --helpExample
As an example lets buscemize Joe Biden.
To do such we run the following command:
buscemizer examples/biden.jpgAfter the buscemizing is completed, a biden-buscemi.jpg file will be created within the current working directory.
If everything goes well it should look something like this…
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