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Photoshop Round-Up: Links We Love

Posted on 25 May by bev

Recently on PS Disasters, we discussed terrible cut & paste jobs, a break in the chest-face continuum, and the usual anatomical impossibilities.  We also spotted something disastrous with this guy’s arm.  It was a busy week.  Let’s see what else has been happening in the world of Photoshop.

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  • 10 Animated Gifs of Celebs Before and After Photoshop. [Smosh]
  • “Some of the code seemed unnecessary.  Now, why isn’t my site working?”  [Clients From Hell]
  • Fans of the British and Irish Lions spotted a badly-Photoshopped team photo, so they decided to have some fun with the images.  [Wales Online UK]

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  • “Monster” Modern Renaissance creations.  [Worth 1000]
  • Paul Hansen denies that his World Press Photo of the Year 2013 was faked with Photoshop. [HuffPost UK]
  • 10 Worst Celebrity Photoshop Disasters Ever. [About Web Humor]

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  • Chinese Photoshop trolls are funnier than American PS trolls.  [BuzzFeed]
  • Those Kardashian Kollection ads take Photoshop to new levels (of awful).  [The Gloss]

Happy Memorial Day weekend to all of our U.S. readers!  Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you back here on Monday with more disasters.  Be sure to join us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ for daily fun and entertainment.

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Nordstrom: Transparent Blackout

Posted on 23 May by bryce

Wearing shoes like this is difficult enough, least of all when the top strap is missing from half of the shoe.

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Readers, we could use your insight on this one. Are we looking at an inexplicable removal, or is the far strap perfectly parallel with the nearer one? Leave us your thoughts in the comments.

Thanks Violetta for another great find. The original was found in an Nordstrom newsletter.

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The Stroller Strategy: Back Me Up Here

Posted on 22 May by bryce

Rarely are movie studios so transparent about what they don’t include in a film.

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I thought we were looking at a checkerboard background, until I saw the movie poster and realized somebody forgot to include the grey background layer. It’s like that time my parents left me at the mall, but in this instance, someone eventually noticed.

Nice find Graham. You can see the original on the Apple site.

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Atlas: Cut-Priced Cut and Paste

Posted on 17 May by bryce

I suspect some of the price cuts they boast might be the result of a scaled-back marketing department.

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Even the dog seems unimpressed by this one. Is it so hard to take a picture of a stationary structure? Why the deception? Why the cut corners? If you can’t trust a cut-price shed outlet, who can you trust?

Also, since when is cut-price a term?

Thanks Mel! You can see the original on the Atlas site.

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