Meet Trillian Astra, which is a piece of software that has lots of interoperability, dynamic user profiles, strawberry-flavored web integration and, of particular interest to us, profoundly awful artwork.
Thanks to K3v!
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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Be Kind Rewind has a theme of cheap-and-cheerful pastiches of existing iconic movies, hence the grade-school-style painted background. What’s unfortunate is the middle-school-style perspective distorts and remedial head transplants in the photomontage in the foreground.
It’s neither bad-enough-to-look-deliberate, nor good-enough-to-not-appear-on-photoshopdisasters. Bigger version here.
Edit: Belated thanks to Señorita Puri, mea culpa!
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Cue 200 comments about how Wanted is about a woman with five-foot long forearms and deformed thumbs.
Thanks to Adam, AlecSky, Alexis, Red7ine, and a whole bunch more people. You guys rock!
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Today, thanks to super-observant contributor Amos, we present Photoshop disasters first Disaster Watch: How long will it be before 20th Century Fox replaces the evident clone tool abuse in their logo?
Bigger version here.
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This kind of casting is called Goldilocks casting. She’s not too sexy, not too serious; he’s not too young, not too old, not too pretty, not too ugly, not too having-fingers-instead-of-a-blurry-flesh-mitten. Wait, what?
Thanks to Eric! Original is here.
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The idea is that things that are close appear larger, things further away appear smaller. No? Per-spec-tive. Still no clue? Please, you’re holding the class up. If you carry on this way you’ll end up working for a furniture store.
Thanks to Mike in Stuttgart.
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Aside from the inappropriate appropriation of the John Lennon/Yoko Ono pose, this Good Luck Chuck poster is one of those beautiful images that reminds you that not everything can be solved by pasting heads on bodies.
If you can’t see the awfulness, ask yourself if Jessica Alba looks as though she is even in the same room as Dane Cook.
Thanks to everyone who sent this in; bigger version is here.
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