Very impressive. The simulator uses HTML5 and is does everything that Photoshop does.
1. You’re so beautiful, do you display well in IE?
2. I wish I had an eyedropper to capture the colour of your eyes.
3. If you hit Shift + [ it might increase the hardness of my brush.
4. Just looking at you from across the bar, I could tell you display high Brightness and Vibrance, and have multiple Layers.
5. I like my fonts sans-serif and you sans-pants
6. What if I told you I can undress you faster than opening a 500kb JPEG?
7. The kerning between our bodies needs to be smaller.
8. Make me a sketch on the computer and I’ll give you a hard copy.
9. How about I export your layers and import my brush.
10. Can I crop your clothes off?
11. Allow me to explore your canvas with my paint brush.
12. How about we baseline shift from the sofa to the bed.
13. Would you like to lorem ipsum dolor sit on my lap?
14. Can I use my magic wand to select your clothes, and remove them?
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Poignant Photoshopping of the Day: Redditor mygrapefruit spent what I can only imagine was a considerable amount of time colorizing Malcolm Browne’s iconic photo of Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức protesting the persecution of Buddhists by the American-backed government of Ngô Đình Diệm through the act of self-immolation (better known to many as the Rage Against the Machine debut album cover).
The black-and-white original can be seen here.
[reddit.]
Colorizing a black and white photo isn’t exactly the hardest thing to do, but god damn. This is beyond impressive, I’m actually in awe of this.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_letceiE5El1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
Poignant Photoshopping of the Day: Redditor mygrapefruit spent what I can only imagine was a considerable amount of time colorizing Malcolm Browne’s iconic photo of Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức protesting the persecution of Buddhists by the American-backed government of Ngô Đình Diệm through the act of self-immolation (better known to many as the Rage Against the Machine debut album cover).
The black-and-white original can be seen here.
[reddit.]
Colorizing a black and white photo isn’t exactly the hardest thing to do, but god damn. This is beyond impressive, I’m actually in awe of this.
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Antrepo figured out how many floppy disks it would take to fit Photoshop and other programs. Then, they turned them into posters.
It’ll take 358 floppy disks to get Photoshop onto your computer.
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It’s hypnotizing…
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