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Check out how detailed this real-life version of Photoshop is! They’ve pretty much nailed everything from the color palette to the magnifying glass and the white hand. This design was done by a collaboration with Jakarta-based agency Bates 141 and photographer Anton Ismael. Even though this was created back in 2008, it is still very cool – hence – I’m blogging about it two years later.
Madonna, we’d like to know.
– Newly divorced Avril Lavigne and Brody Jenner have been spotted all over LA together. Random new couple.
– The cast of Jersey Shore is in Miami filming their second season already.
– 17-year old Miley Cyrus has purchased a new house for herself. Her mom will be decorating the home to have a “zen” vibe.
– Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carey have finally called it quits.
– Diablo Cody, screenwriter for Juno, is preggo at age 31.
– Trace Cyrus is left to fend for himself and decided to embark on his own music career after Metro Station went kaput. His new project is called Ashland High and it looks like his song “French Kiss” is going to be a hit!
– French Marie Claire has opted out of using PhotoShop for their April issue entirely. They are airbrush-free!
This morning, Google bought out Seattle-based photo editing website Picnik. Picnik, who’s headquarters are near Pike Place Market, is a photo editing tool that resembles a much easier and simpler version of Photoshop. It’s nice because it makes everyone feel like they are a creative genius when all you have to do click on filters and pull back and forth on little bars.
YES!
I’ve actually used Picnik a few times through Flickr, mostly when I’m too lazy to make myself think too hard in Photoshop and the pictures turn out pretty nicely. It’s always best to not go too overboard with photo-editing because no one really gives an eff about your over-contrasted photos. Hurts the eyes, makes you look annoying. Almost as annoying as the old school Myspace default mirror pics, if not more.
To read more about this transition click here to read The Stranger’s article!