Cracked has a Photoshop feature titled "If Video Games Were Realistic."
Thursday, September 17, 2009
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2:21 PM
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Labels: games, Photoshop, the tyranny of realism
Sunday, September 06, 2009
Sunday! Links!
* Jaimee has a new poem online at Country Dog Review.
* Traxus has a nice post on status update activism jumping off my post at HASTAC the other day.
* In praise of the sci-fi corridor.
* All about ocean acidification, the climate change disaster no one is even talking about.
* Confessions of an Aca/Fan has two good posts about where District 9 came from, one on transmedia promotion strategies and the other on Afrofuturism.
* NeilAlien is your source for Disney/Marvel merger news, especially more Photoshopped images than you can possibly handle. Here are even more Photoshopped images.
* Why is Glenn Beck wearing an East German military uniform on the cover of his new book? No, really, why?
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9:46 AM
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Labels: afrofuturism, climate change, Disney, District 9, Facebook, Glenn Beck, HASTAC, Jaimee, Marvel, ocean acidification, Photoshop, poetry, science fiction, status update activism
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
How MetaFilter ruins everything: That "Ruins of the Second Gilded Age" feature I linked to earlier today has been taken down after MetaFilter denizens demonstrated photoshopping.
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Gerry Canavan
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11:26 PM
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Labels: MetaFilter, New York Times, photographs, Photoshop
Friday, March 27, 2009
Another round of Star Wars in classic art.

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7:30 PM
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Labels: art, Photoshop, science fiction, Star Wars
Monday, February 11, 2008

Democrats will be glad to know that our party retains its crucial Photoshop advantage in 2008. (There are a few more good pictures in the comments.)
In comparison, the RNC's Hillary-themed Valentine misses anything resembling humor by a mile, though I must admit that the Barack one is actually sort of funny.
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7:04 PM
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Labels: Barack Obama, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Joe Lieberman, John McCain, Photoshop, politics, Republicans