Alright, so the other day I had this crazy idea: What would Michael Jordan look like with hair? I mean, we’re so used to seeing him with that iconic bald head, it’s almost impossible to imagine him any other way. But hey, that’s what the internet and some image editing tools are for, right?
First, I spent a good chunk of time just scouring the web for the perfect picture of MJ. I needed a high-resolution, straight-on shot where his head was clearly visible. It took a while, but I finally found one I liked.
The Fun Begins
Then came the tricky part – figuring out what kind of hair to give him. A full afro? Some tight cornrows? Maybe a stylish fade? The possibilities were endless, and honestly, a little overwhelming.
- I started with a simple, short afro. I used some online editing tool, nothing fancy, just something with basic airbrush and cloning features.
- I basically copied and pasted hair from other images, trying to match the lighting and texture of MJ’s *’s way harder than use think to do it well.
- It looked…okay. Not terrible, but not exactly natural either. The edges were rough, and the color didn’t quite blend.
- So, I tweaked and tweaked, adjusting the opacity and using the blur tool to soften the edges. It was time use my experience from all the years.
- Then I tried a few different hairstyles. I gave him some long, flowing locks (which looked hilarious, by the way). Then, I tryed some different hair types.
Finally, after a lot of trial and error, I settled on a short, textured style that I thought actually suited him. It wasn’t perfect, but it was pretty convincing.I am not a hairdresser.
It was a fun little experiment, and it definitely made me appreciate the power of image editing. Plus, it’s always fun to play around with “what ifs,” even if it’s something as silly as imagining Michael Jordan with a full head of * result made me laugh out loud!
