https://chanomach.fanbox.cc/posts/2430756

From blog post:

顔入れ替えたりするアプリあるじゃないですか。あれ進化したら、そのうち実生活でも好きな人の顔を他人にかぶせて生活できたりせんもんかなっていう。んで、俺の顔にも相手の望んだ顔かぶせるの。エクストリーム仮面夫婦。っていう絵。
描きあがったあとスマホで見るくらいの大きさで表示させてみて、ちょっとわかりづらいなーこれとは思ったんですけど、あんまりわかりやすい合成にしすぎてしまうともうそれはディープフェイクではなくなってしまうので、まあしゃあないかなって感じです。それ以外の部分で少しでもわかりやすくなるように、こんなん壁に飾んねえよとは思いつつ、これをベースにしてるんだよってのを示すための写真を飾っております。
舞台は自然に食卓になりました。料理とかで絵の中に情報を足しやすいってのもあるんだけど、なんか食卓って「つくりもの感」を凄く出しやすい舞台だなーと。料理もそうだし、座る位置から見えてくる関係性とか、演出を入れやすいんですよね。
あんまり普段メシ描く機会ないんですけど、描くの楽しいですよね、メシ。

https://chanomach.fanbox.cc/posts/2430756

From blog post:

You know those apps that let you swap faces? I thought, what if they eventually evolved to a point where you could change the faces of people in real life with someone you love? And my face would be replaced with the face she wants too. This drawing shows an extreme case of mask marriage*.
I tried looking at it at a smartphone size after drawing and thought "this is pretty hard to make out", but if I made the composition too easy to get it would stop being a deep fake, so there's kind of nothing I can do about it. To make things a bit easier to understand besides that, I added the pictures on the wall to show that they're what's being used as the base, even though I don't think anyone would really have those up there.
For the setting, I just went with a simple dinner scene. Part of it is that having food in the drawing gives me a way to add more information, but I also thought that the dining table makes it very easy to express that sense of "made-up-ness". The food does it, and you can tell what the relationships are from where people are sitting, things like that that make it easy to get into the act.
I don't get many chances to draw regular food, but it's fun, drawing food.
* Refers to a couple that pretends to be close and happy being married but are otherwise emotionally distant.