mona lisa

Mona Lips-Synch (via fishbucket)

"Everybody's fascinated with the smile," says author Seymour Reit.
"Michelangelo was intrigued, called it an ironic smile. Other people have described it as sly, sublime, enticing, mysterious, repellent, witty, scornful, eerie, magnetic, sensual, remote, all wise and ice cold. There's even one theory put out by some dental expert who said, 'She's not smiling at all; she's having trouble with her gums!' (PBS Mona Lisa's Smile)

She is the perfect gift for art connoisseur's

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Comments: mona lisa

The 'disguisted' face is especially kewl.
Posted by Scott Wickstein at February 7, 2004 04:12 PM

I think 'scorning' matches my own attempt at an enigmatic smile.
I seem to alternate between that and the pout of 'Disappointed'
Posted by mona boynton at February 7, 2004 10:11 PM

moaning boynton? Surely not!
Posted by Scott Wickstein at February 7, 2004 10:37 PM

no, meaning boynton. Sad.
Or Ironic.
Posted by boynton at February 7, 2004 11:32 PM

Run our mouse across it quickly and you have my tourette's to a tee..

the whole site is pretty nifty..
Posted by David Tiley at February 8, 2004 08:43 PM

shame they haven't got sound to go with your tourette's
;) :( :/ :> :0 ;)
and yes indeed - almost missed the niftiness
Posted by boynton at February 8, 2004 11:44 PM