Okay, so today I’m gonna spill the beans on something kinda fun I messed around with. The title kinda gives it away: “famous people with big hair.” Yeah, it’s as silly as it sounds, but trust me, I learned a thing or two.
It all started last week. I was bored, scrolling through Pinterest, and BAM! A picture of Diana Ross pops up. That hair! It got me thinking, who else rocked the big hair look back in the day? And could I, like, actually find a bunch of them and maybe even do something cool with the pictures?
First thing’s first: Google. I started simple: “famous people with big hair.” I went through a bunch of image results, saved the ones that really stood out. Think Farrah Fawcett, Tina Turner, and of course, more Diana Ross. I was trying to get a good mix of genders and ethnicities, you know, keep things interesting.
Then, I hit a snag. Just Googling “big hair” gets you a lot of modern hairstyles. I needed to be more specific, so I started adding decades. “1980s big hair celebrities,” “1970s big hair icons.” That worked way better! I even tried searching for specific hair types, like “famous afros” – hello, Jimi Hendrix!
Once I had a decent pile of pics, I wanted to do something… I don’t know… creative. I thought about making a collage, but that felt a bit old-school. Then it hit me: AI image generation! I figured I could feed it all these photos and see if it could create some kind of “ultimate big hair” image.
I hopped onto one of those free AI art generators. I uploaded a bunch of the photos I’d collected and played around with the prompts. I tried stuff like “hyperrealistic portrait of a person with huge 1970s hair,” and “abstract art of celebrity hair.” Some of the results were hilarious! Seriously, some looked like mutant cotton candy monsters.
But after a lot of tweaking and re-generating, I actually got a couple of images that were kinda cool. One was this super stylized portrait with this massive, almost cloud-like afro. It looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. The other was a more abstract piece that looked like a explosion of curls and waves. I ended up using that one as my phone background.
The whole thing was just a fun experiment, but it taught me a few things. First, the power of specific search terms! Second, AI image generation is still pretty wild, but it can be fun to play with. And third, big hair will always be iconic. Always.
So, yeah, that’s my little adventure into the world of big hair. Nothing earth-shattering, but it kept me entertained for a day. Maybe it’ll inspire you to try something equally silly!
- Collected a bunch of images of famous people with big hair.
- Experimented with AI image generation to create “ultimate big hair” images.
- Learned about specific search terms and the fun (and weirdness) of AI art.
