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These are Photoshops of mine that took fricken ages to do and I think turned out looking pretty good:












And these (also mine) I just like the concept of, even if they're not entirely original.

IDDQD

I love this, not mine, someone else's

hehehehe

IDDQD?

The god-mode code for Doom (the original).

Pope - No one embarrasses the Pope and gets away with it [Looks up at the sky], SMITE THEM!

(waits for a few seconds)

Pope - He's cooking up a something good!

It's "He's a-cookin' a-somthin' up." :p


And I think everyone already knows my favorite photoshop pic. I've only posted it about a billion times.

Whatever it is, it's definetely not linked to in your sig!

*snip* im a moron and read the caption wrong


http://www.rit.edu/~pvc5613/5-train-graffiti.jpg still a cool picture

Check out what I made, well, my friend originally ACTUALLY GOT this error "666" ... I just changed the caption. :p

I think Spork made this.

While we're on the subject of movie posters...

I find your lack of faith disturbing.

Hah, Pope Vader.

I have lots of pope shops.

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I'd still like to know who made this.

Possibly whoever put their copyright on the back of the bottom keyboard? :p

Oi, never noticed that. :p

Yeah I made that, Chaz

That photoshop has Fark origins, TimeWolf.

It's a classic, much like the one below. What's so great about this one is it did the rounds of the internet with people debating whether it was real or not. It even made a few legitimate news websites as 'Possible historic photograph found". Eventually it got a page at snopes.com debunking it.

I love those Boromir pictures.

Haha!

Spork, I voted for your Google: Kleptomania adwareness week PS! That was genius!

I love that one of Trinity too..

Tried to post a pic, but I'm a n00b <sigh> You'll have to settle for a link, and its the fourth pic down, the kiddies with the M16.
http://www.somethingawful.com/articles.php?a=410&p=6

Ted, once you've got somewhere to host your pics (eg the massassi pic vault, the link to which I have lost... ) you type ["img"]www.whereyourpictureis.com["/img"] but without the quotes.

Hey presto, you are un-n00bed.

and make sure to NEVER direct link to images from something awful

This is one I did back when Phantom Menace came out. I was bored one day, was playing around w/ Photoshop, and this is what came out.

My own Photopope

Riposte

It had to be done.

Edit: I HATE THAT PICTURE.

Eww... that finger one is really creepy.

Hey Spork...




Impressive.

While placing the dog head all distorted for perspective on the end of the gun would not be overly difficult for me, what has impressed me is the way you've matched the colours between the dog head and the gun pretty flawlessly. Are there any secrets to this? Any chance of throwing a small tutorial our way???

I never fixed the G, but it was my first attempt at "proper" photoshopping

How sexist of you. :p

Thank you

The dog head was originally distorted, a pic of a dog sniffing the camera was the original for that Photoshop competition. That's where the idea for Trinity's gun came from, the head and the gun had the same close-up distorted perspective.

Matching the colours has a lot to do with firstly getting your levels and curves right (NEVER use auto anything) so the shadows match (use the sponge tool if the shadows are way off), and then using hue/sat and colour balance to get the tones of the colours right. You're just going to have to fiddle with the colours until it looks right. A good tip is to use Layer -> New Adjustment Layer everytime you normally would just use anything from the Image -> Adjustments menu, as this way you can go back and tweak everything or even disable something that isnt working really easily.

The melding from the gun into the dog head is done with a lot of masking. Masking (Layer -> Add Layer Mask) or hiding pixels is always better than outright removing them as if it doesnt look right you can go back and un-erase bits that otherwise would have been deleted. Using a small round brush and gradually scaling the flow down will give the best results.

Another technique I cant help but mention is to the gaussian blur outline. There's nothing better for getting rid of jagged edges and making something look real. Once the object (for eg. the dog head) is in place relatively well cropped and colour matched, with the dog head layer selected click the magic wand anywhere execpt on the head. You should have everything except the head selected. Click Layer -> Add Layer Mask -> Hide Selection. This shouldnt visably do anything, yet. Click Filter -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur. Play around with the level of blur and you'll see what happens, it makes the edges a little opaque. Play around with it till it looks right.

This is a good step to do before starting to mask, as then all the masking is is fine tuning.

One final thing of note in the dog head pic is a tiny bit of flow-controlled clone brush to continue some of the lines from the gun into the head.