A fun and cool thing to do while waiting for your plane to take off is to make little pictures to send to friends and family.
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A fun and cool thing to do while waiting for your plane to take off is to make little pictures to send to friends and family.
Not Photoshopped: Pixelated Food Sculptures Look Like Digital Creations
Not Photoshopped: Pixelated Food Sculptures Look Like Digital Creations
Japanese art director Yuni Yoshida is well known for her surreal digital creations, particularly those manipulating the human body into unnatural forms, but a new series takes the opposite approach. “Layered” is a collection of food photography in which fruit, burgers and other food items are cut apart and rearranged in pixelated or spliced forms, making them look like Photoshopped images.
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Hey, where can I watch that Carmen Sandiego cartoon?
Netflix, I believe!
I hate making mockups so I typically put it off, but then you have to spend so much time catching up 😩! Trying to make the most of it and have a little fun, but I should just make them as I go and then it won’t take up my whole day. . . . . . #mockups #fauxtoshop #photoshop #designerwoes #illustration #fashion #artlife #art #instaart #print #pattern #printandpattern #prints #printdesign #patterndesign #patternobserver #design #graphic #graphicdesign #surfacedesign #surfacepattern #surfaceprint #illustrator #patterns #create #textiles #textiledesign #homedecor #artlicensing (at New York, New York)
PREORDER : http://colosseumrecords.bandcamp.com/album/fauxtoshop
Seriously, who in their right mind would think that Hillary Clinton was seducing people in the unaltered version of this photo? People who feel threatened by a mere picture of a woman -- due to religious reasons -- need more help than they think they do. It's not just sexist. Manipulating images, and the news, this way is dangerous.
That a Brooklyn paper was behind this lunacy makes it even scarier than what fashion magazines regularly do. As Gretchen Wieners once said, "I mean, that's just, like, the rules of feminism!"
#FAUXTOSHOP