This quote by Pablo Picasso is the motto of Justin Peters, a 22 years old self-taught digital surrealist artist from Germany who merges reality with his own imagination cleverly using Photoshop, since 2016. He takes random pictures from the Internet, adds some of his creativity, and gets some completely out-of-this-world results.

A study conducted by the U.K. online pharmacy, Superdrug Online Doctors, appears to confirm this notion. 18 graphic artists from around the world were commissioned to Photoshop the same exact female form into a shape that their culture would find attractive, and here are the results.

Using FaceApp’s gender swapping filter, many alpha males were changed to opposite gender, and the results are quite…polarized.

Julien Tabet is a 20-year-old digital artist from France. He uses his Photoshop skills to slightly change our usual view of animals, creating more fairytale-ish versions of them.

List of before-and-after pictures from the wildest PS battles on the internet.

By removing the old background from the photo and creating a new one, it is possible to create something which looks like it has come from another, fantasy world.

Indonesian photographer Syahril Ramadhan is so good with Photoshop that it’s hard to even guess if his photos are real or not.

Montreal-based photographer Conor Nickerson has created a project where he “teleports” himself into his own childhood photos from 1997-2005 using Photoshop, and the results are a bit too realistic.

Robert Van Impe, also known as Average Rob, is a mediocre dude from Belgium who knows each and every celebrity in person, with some digital skills of course.

This is how James Nathaniel sees his vacation with friends.