Cubist face transformation examples

The first example is mainly using the distort effect to exaggerate certain parts of the face and make the scale irregular.

(from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WDnAcKtnRo)

The second example only duplicates different parts of the figure into squares and breaks them apart. But it also has a good outcome with the sense of cubism.

(from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy-HYN1QdzI&feature=related)

In my project, I will use both skills above and also apply multiple color planes on the face transformation. What's more, the choose of background is really important as it will help make the story complete. To go along with my initial concept, the background will be set in a rather artistic place such as gallery, painting workshop, or simply in front of a painting (maybe a cubist art). In this case, the figure and the background will work together better and deepen the theme of cubism.