Sentences with phrase «even photoshopped»

He is such a liar to the extent that he even photoshopped non-existent hurricanes unto his latest book cover.

They even photoshopped fake Bloomberg and CNN articles!

Not exact matches

A check with Gibson's side indicated that even his body had been Photoshopped.

Even though we may know that every single image around us has been photoshopped extensively these days, it is still always a struggle to stop ourselves from playing «let's compare» with models in advertisements, or celebrity glamour shots.

After all, this is real life, not some photoshopped glossy editorial — and even if it was a glossy editorial, there should be no need to photoshop what is perfectly natural!

Although I don't do anything too drastic like photoshopping my face to the point where it becomes unrecognizable (heck, I don't even edit out my...

I even considered photoshopping it out.

Jennifer's new ads are my favorites (even if they were «Photoshopped)» since Natalie Portman's «Miss Dior Cherie» fragrance ads.

Beauty is celebrated, rewarded, and used for profit, but even the most beautiful aren't beautiful enough — the gorgeous models used in advertising are all photoshopped from head to toe.

It even featured Robin Williams as a priest looking photoshopped in from the seminal -LSB-...]

What this advice really boils down to is, don't make rookie design mistakes that are obvious even in thumbnail view, like using too much dropshadow or bevel, or using boring common fonts, or crowding the text, or clashing colors, or poorly photoshopped elements, or putting dark red text on a black background.

One woman even said, «this has to be Photoshopped.

My pictures look photoshopped, and they are not even edited!

Watermarks can be cropped out of the edge of your work, and even a well placed watermark can be photoshopped.

Greg Bogin, Sayre Gomez, Stefan Bondell, Peter Demos, Wil Murray, Evan Gruzis, even Xylor Jane's hand - made number systems: these pixelated, airbrushed, gradient - ed, or Photoshopped works show the ways that computers can both be a tool and a subject for abstract explorations.

For example, «scanlations» (which are fan driven translations of entire manga series using scans of the original Japanese or Korean language graphic novels, photoshopping out the original dialog, and then inserting translated dialog, prepared without compensation by the translators and made available on the web), were silently tolerated for many years by the publishers of those works, even though they are clear and obvious copyright violations as derivative works.

Even then, they are still being photoshopped and touched up.