I decided to do a sort of Norman Rockwellish sort of piece, painting the gal on the left first. As a lark, I then tried mirroring her, changing her expression a bit (well on both of them finally), and using the desaturate and color substitution to change the hair, dress color, and lipstick. I probably should have changed the lighting and shading but it was close to head-on so it fools the eye pretty well. Since the first was a sort of wallflower, I decided to go for a Goth as the "evil twin" (though if I were doing this as an extended piece, I would let the plain Jane become the evil one and the Goth be the good twin). I have to say I was a bit surprised how different a character can look with just a few very minor modifications. Perhaps I will start combing my hair after all if there's a chance of some improvement. All the work was done in my dog-eared Photo Paint (Version 8) working in XP on a PC. Yes, I've tried Painter and what not, but it just seems like I can do it all in Photo Paint -- and with the shortcuts I'm accustomed to... so why change until I absolutely have to? (Perhaps this is known as stubbornness, but I prefer to think of it as Moore's ceiling.) And, of course, I also worked on my decrepit Wacom tablet that remains held together with packing tape and a couple of paper clips, and a cracked pen (having been sat upon by one behemoth artist). Despite the wear and tear, the Wacom works flawlessly despite dropping and no little use over the years.