Sadly, you still suck at Photoshop; but thankfully, Donnie is still here to help, and he’s continuing his series of sarcastically funny how-tos called “You Suck at Photoshop”.
Lesson three includes the clone stamp and manual cloning, and lesson four includes paths and masks, so you’ll be a pro in no time.
Flickr has built up a community around sharing pictures, and users interact by annotating images with their comments.
Apparently, this ability to add your own ideas, coupled with the fact that Flickr has been around long enough to develop its own –isms means that for one lucky Pillar pic, every minute detail is now a point of focus to be picked and pulled apart.
Click through for a crash course in Flickr inside jokes.
Warning: Depending on your sensitivity, you might consider this video to be extremely offensive (it is called the Hand-Job Protest Song after all), but I also found it to be extremely funny, to the point where I caught myself laughing out loud, so if you choose not to heed my warning, proceed with caution:
David Blaine might be the master of street magic, but any magician that does all of his work in front of a TV lens is begging the question: How many of his ‘magic tricks’ are just a combination of camera tricks and a highly trained audience?
Thankfully, someone finds his style as funny as I do, and has created a spin-off called David Blaine Street Magic: YouTube Edition!
The look on his face is priceless, and you’ll soon find yourself asking; “Hey; You wanna see some magic?”
Tcritic put Lucky Threadz and Busted Tees in a head to head showdown to see who would come out on top when working with similar designs, and a winner was chosen despite the close contest.
To read the very thorough rundown, and to see who was victorious, you’ll have to click the link.
Comedy is supposed to make you laugh, sometimes at others’ expense, but everyone is supposed to go home happy. This clip of James Inman shows what happens when comedy does what it’s not supposed to do. Ever seen two women rush the stage of a comedy club? You have now:
…Flickr can be funny?
Apparently, this ability to add your own ideas, coupled with the fact that Flickr has been around long enough to develop its own –isms means that for one lucky Pillar pic, every minute detail is now a point of focus to be picked and pulled apart.
Click through for a crash course in Flickr inside jokes.
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