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Our favorite photoshop trolling legend, James Fridman has updated his portfolio with some more hilarious works of art, aka, taking the piss out of people's photoshop requests. This is what happens when you ask the wrong guy for help; or when he takes your requests as literally as he possibly could. It's genius, it's humor, it's talent and we can't get enough!

Artist Stephen McMennamy creates the most spectacular pieces of artwork but combining two unrelated everyday objects in one photo. As the mastermind behind Combo Photos, Stephen has a knack for predicting which objects work well together, editing them impeccably to create a seamless picture. He also pens extremely witty captions to accompany each picture he creates (which we've included under the pics as well), making his Instagram page a hilarious read as well as a treat for the eyes. Check out some of Stephen's pieces of genius below. 

Barbie usually enjoys a luxurious life in her Malibu Dreamhouse, but a recent photoshoot by Russian "doll photographer" Lara Vychuzhanina sees the iconic doll and her partner living in an entirely different way of life. The artist crafted a true-to-life diorama of a Soviet-era apartment kitchen, revealing what they would look like if they lived in the former USSR in 1986.

On April 10, scientists across the globe held press conferences to announce the results of the Event Horizon Telescope and unveil the first image of a black hole. As always, people on twitter had a lot to say... 

The Deadpool actor said he was told by Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal that he'd be attending a sweater party, and the outcome resonated with many. 

Erik Johansson is a Swedish photographer who for his amazing photo manipulations that are a result of a perfect combo of skills, talent, and imagination.

Want more of Average Rob? Make sure to check out his Instagram Here!

Ever wanted to say something to the younger you? Change happens. It's inevitable, especially as we grow older. 

So illustrator Fulvio Obregon decided to document these changes in one of the most creative ways, with celebrities .  

Last year, the artist created a series of illustrations called "Me & My Other Me," in which he drew iconic celebrities standing next to their younger selves. What makes these drawings so interesting it that you can still see, although time has passed,  the similarities that make them distinct. 

"Each person contains some detail of what has been their essence throughout their respective careers, life or profession," said Obregon. 

Recently, he added even more celebrities to the collection, and here are some of our favorite works...

Photographs taken from some history's most important events and locations.

Tilt-shift photography became a new big thing on the web a couple years ago but now it's coming back. What is it exactly? Well, a special lens that gives a real-world scene the illusion of being a miniature model. The same effect can be simulated in Photoshop, by adjusting contrast, color saturation and depth of focus. It works well with photographs, but this time they decided to use this technique with actual paintings. They decided to use Vincent van Gogh's famous paintings and this is what happened;

Photographer John Wilhelm has been prolific in chronicling the lives of his three girls. For over six years, the photographer and self-taught digital manipulator has put his kids in some fantastical situations. we love it!