Worth100.com photoshopping contest produces a bevy of furry freaks. Check out the links for more of our favorite photoshopped images.
TV Buzz Fox runs altered photos of two New York Times writers during a news segment. On Fox & Friends, Fox hosts Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade called the NY Times’ Steven Reddicliffe and Jacques Steinberg “attack dogs” after they ran a piece talking about Fox News’ recent ratings slide, and ran photos of the two Times employees with yellowed teeth and exaggerated facial features. We Photoshop, You Decide(TM).
Tech Buzz This hilarious series of tutorial spoofs by fictional Photoshop Pro Donnie Hoyle are actually quite informative. Donnie’s unorthodox teaching style includes lots of abuse as well as over-sharing about his troubled marriage. In episode three he shows us how to digitally remove the wedding ring from a photo of his unfaithful wife who can be heard yelling at him from the other room. It turns out the series was made by Troy Hitch, Matt Bledsoe, two former ad guys from Kentucky.
Music Buzz A Photoshop contest where people have taken classic album covers and imagined what could have been going on outside the frame. This bemusing series of photoshopped images takes Sleeveface a step further.
Celebrity Buzz A weird photo meme sweeping the web, mashing up celeb photos with dead presidents. The combination of Ben Stiller and Benjamin Franklin seems to reveal some deep truth about both men.
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