The forearm’s connected to the… uh…
I’ve heard of needing a shoulder to lean on, but this is ridiculous. The unnecessary addition of a wooden corner in the lower right and a melting fencepost really tie this hodge-podge of Photoshop disasters together.
Thanks Emma. The original was an email newsletter and you can see it here.
Real men don’t give a damn about a woman’s chest.
It looks like neither is letting their crotches do much of the thinking. I wonder what this pair would do on a date. Two-step is out of the question.
Thanks Gwendolyn. You can see the originals on the Hollister Facebook page.
What a week! Between pointing out the knee-less Banana Republic model and the shark-mouthed Viva! girl, we’ve been making viral waves all over the web. It’s enough to give any site a big head, but we try to keep it modest here at PsD HQ. After all, we get our best disasters from you, our readers. Thank you to all of you who contribute your disastrous finds every day.
Now let’s turn our attention to the interesting, scary, and hilarious ways that Photoshop has been used elsewhere on the web lately.
That’s it for this week. Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you back here on Monday with more disasters. Don’t forget to join us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ for daily entertainment!
Lego my Sandwich!
I originally thought the photoshop was this 50-foot tall woman overlooking the bay like a well-toned Godzilla-wannabe. Then the angle of that sandwich struck me as wrong. Then I saw that fleshy-claw gripping the food and promptly lost my appetite.
Thanks Nic!
People say men and women have different knees.
With the decreasing size of local forests and tree life, it’s more important than ever to search for new sources of lumber – like this woman’s leg.
Thanks Juan. The original was found in the Banana Republic newsletter.
Smile like you mean it!
Looking past the copious amount of airbrushing, this woman’s molars raise serious questions about Brazil’s dental programs. Sure are pearly white though.
Kudos to Sora for the find.
Over the last week a lot of our readers have sent in the following cover from Vogue claiming the art department removed her elbow. We’d like to get your thoughts on what happened here. Did they remove her elbow or is this just the camera angle?
Tip: Try and do the pose in the mirror.
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Hurtling through a void in time and space as the sun glints off of nothing can be a dangerous job. Thank god they make XXL helmets to put rescue worker’s oversized minds to rest.
Thanks Matti. The original was found in magazine is Jokka a Finnish construction magazine.
