Chinese hairdresser makes a replica of President Obama from human hair - pics

Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin works on his latest creation, a replica of U.S. President Barack Obama made from human hair, at his barbershop in Beijing November 14, 2009. Obama will visit China from November 15-18.
REUTERS/Jason Lee(CHINA POLITICS SOCIETY ODDLY)


Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin works on his latest creation, a replica of U.S. President Barack Obama made from human hair, at his barbershop in Beijing November 14, 2009. Obama will visit China from November 15-18.
REUTERS/Jason Lee(CHINA POLITICS ODDLY SOCIETY)


Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin works on his latest creation, a replica of U.S. President Barack Obama made from human hair, at his barbershop in Beijing November 14, 2009. Obama will visit China from November 15-18.
REUTERS/Jason Lee(CHINA POLITICS SOCIETY ODDLY)


Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin works on his latest creation, a replica of U.S. President Barack Obama made from human hair, at his barbershop in Beijing November 14, 2009. Obama will visit China from November 15-18.
REUTERS/Jason Lee(CHINA POLITICS ODDLY IMAGES OF THE DAY SOCIETY)

the teeth look real....:scared: (nothing like Obama's beautiful smile)

Creative yet creepy.


Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin works on his latest creation, a replica of U.S. President Barack Obama made from human hair, at his barbershop in Beijing November 14, 2009. Obama will visit China from November 15-18.

I'm sorry, but this is pretty disgusting!

I wish I didn't open this thread!

I know it is creepy, but you have to admit it is pretty creative. The guy has talent.

But still, it is creepy. LOL

:hi:

Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin displays his art pieces, (anti-clockwise from R) replicas of the Chinese national flag, Tiananmen Gate, the National Museum of China, Chairman Mao Zedong Memorial Hall, Great Hall of the People and the Monument of the People's Heroes (C), which all in make up Tiananmen Square, in Beijing September 17, 2009. Huang used 40 kg (88 lbs) of hair over an 11-month period to create the replicas to celebrate the upcoming 60th anniversary of the founding the People's Republic of China. Huang has been using human hair to make replicas of iconic Chinese buildings and items since early 2008. Picture taken September 17, 2009.



Chinese hairdresser Huang Xin works on his last art piece, a replica of The National museum of China (L), next to replicas of Tiananmen (C) gate and The Great Hall of The People that he made from human hair at his barbershop in Beijing September 9, 2009. Huang uses human hair to make replicas of iconic Chinese buildings and items since early 2008.

That's awesome!


He coifs your hair and then he sculpts it.

It's a very creepy result, too.

The results are different than anything else I've ever seen before.

or back hair, chest hair, ear hair, other...