Nina Lincoff 
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Chickflashwhirr has resolved to take a photo a day of her face for 45 years. Watch the first four-plus years in time lapse—from September 26, 2006 to May 12, 2011—for a quick look at half decade of life. While four-and-a-half years may seem like a long time, it's remarkable to see how little the artist's face actually changes. Even with a variety of hairstyles, clothes, and costumes, her face remains virtually the same. Only 40 years to go.
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