Since clothing is made for each season six months ahead of time, models often have to pose wearing clothing that is not for climate at the time. The client in this case could not afford to send the entire crew to a snowy mountain but they still had to make sure it looked like that’s where the photos were taken so they had to improvise. Here is what they did…
This is how those action shots would look!
Retouching turns ordinary photos into magical masterpieces.
The idea to mix two family members’ faces in one is very creative. But the result often looks frightening, just like inside this post. Don’t forget to see the first part of Creepy Split Face Family Portraits.
The Canvas Project is a project created by Brazilian artist Gabriel Nardelli Araújo. He takes figures from classical paintings and photoshops them into the modern settings. His project so far is fully digital, as none of the pictures exist physically yet.
See how this Photoshop wizard was able to make this skater babe better. Compare with the original photo inside the post.
They create their ridiculous masterpieces using all the might of Photoshop and MS Paint.
Arne Olav Gurvin Fredriksen, known as gyyporama, can help you if you can’t choose which animal you like the most. You can just combine them!
Liz Sexton is inspired by animals. Minneapolis-based artist began making her facial masks a few years ago after constructing a couple of Halloween costumes, although she’s worked with the versatile paper material for many years. Made of brown paper, paste, and paper pulp, each piece takes a few weeks to create.
Instagram user Omar Abu Ghebasha uses zero Photoshop to meet his real celebrity friends. Yeah, that’s it.