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This Artist Recreated Seven Generations Of Her Maternal Line, Has Probably Harnessed Their Power

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Artist Christine McConnell (previously of dessert monsters) went two hundred years and seven generations back into the maternal side of her family tree and did portraits of herself side-by-side with her ancestors. If I learned anything from Charmed it’s that if at any point she uttered these women’s names out loud and in order she prooobably harnessed enough power to vanquish any of her most daunting foes.

You can see some of McConnell’s portraits here and the rest over at her Facebook page.

(via Laughing Squid)

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