In April 1999 we received this e-mail and our first photo from The Chameleon:

Christine and Albert,

Yours is a great project and a truly provocative set of images and quotes.
I experienced a keen sense of self-recognition upon discovering your site.
The attached self-portrait, made about 16 years ago, will show you why.
I'm still playing in self-portraiture as an act of exhibitionism and concealment;
my recent work is more involved in costume and makeup, and I'm planning some
future projects to include masks that I'm designing and fabricating.
I'm working on a website, and at times, seeking a sense of permission to put
my stuff out there. Your site was a definite "go" signal. Thank you.

The attached doesn't exactly follow the structure of your project. I didn't do a
corresponding clothed image (though I did experiment with augmenting the head mask
with a penis mask), and I would have to say that the image rendered on the bag is more
of an alter-ego than a self-portrait (but what's the difference, really?) In spite of
this I think the spirit and the issues that the act and image raises have much in
common with your project.

Three months later, still inspired by our site, we received this:

Albert and Christine,

I contacted you a few months ago and sent a nude-masked self-portrait that
I took about 15 years ago. I wanted to let you know that, inspired by your site,
I recently renewed my exploration into the world of baghead exhibitionism while
vacationing at a country house in nearby Virginia. I painted the bags; my partner
joined me in the posing. It was incredibly energizing. A sample of the results is attached.
(I call the one on the right "Death and the Maiden.")

Note: See link to his website on our links page