Wow, would've loved to have had a friend like you! Digital art wasn't around when I was a kid, so I'm still in learning phase. However, when I was very young I learned to make faces, some famous and would alter their look to see how they'd look as they grew older or changed their entire look to see what new hairstyle would look good. Suffice to say I got pretty good imitating what I saw and figuring out how they might look a few years from now. My nonscientific drawing was accurate with John Stamos, the guy STILL LOOKS GREAT and had hardly aged at all! That's precisely the outcome I kept getting for him. Now they have sufisticated software to do them easily, back then it was just a kid.
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Wow... that sounds really awesome! I wouldn't be able to estimate in such a manner. I heard of such softwares in the market but not all of them are accurate. Probably the really good ones would be used by the government.
I used to roleplay for a while and I thought that instead of wasting time by just roleplaying I made these compilations from the game I played (and roleplayed).
It was great fun and I almost landed working along with this game co to design clothes (for free, for the sake of the fans) before they were abruptly discontinued due to change of management.