Photoshop is a magical thing; a tool with which you can visualize all your wildest dreams come true, it's basically like a genie, but a massive tease. Speaking of genies, one guy has used Photoshop to make all of his childhood Disney dreams come true, and my inner child is so jealous. Samuel, a Spanish primary school teacher who likes to experiment with graphic design and photoshop in his spare time, has edited photos of himself to look like he is chilling with all our favorite childhood Disney characters. From watching TV with 101 Dalmatians to waxing Gaston's hairy chest, his creations are realistic, creative, and funny, all while invoking extreme nostalgia. Check out some of his best work below and tell me your inner child isn't also crying with envy!
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Our "Female Artist of the Week" feature is space for us to drive awareness towards talented female artist who creates incredible quality content. This week, I'm back with another Disney feature (yay!), with artist Holly Fae, who produces mesmerizing Fairytale and Fantasy inspired art. Among her beautiful work, Holly has started recreating Disney princesses' faces with realistic human proportions. In other words, getting rid of the alienesque features like the big eyes and tiny noses that all Disney princesses have for some reason. Check out her incredible work below, as well as how she created the whole process, which she filmed on TikTok.
Doctors are notorious for having bad handwriting; everyone has been in a situation where they've been given a letter or prescription by a doctor but it's impossible to read. Well, it's lucky that doctors don't have to design logos, because if they did, this is what they'd look like: a load of scribbled garbage! Check them out...
If you search #DontVisitWales on Twitter, you're in for a hilarious surprise. Visit Wales put out a number of tweets to discourage people from visiting the beautiful scenery of Wales during the pandemic (for some reason, people still need reminding) but Owen Williams started the hashtag as a competition. The aim? To create funny posters telling people to stay away from Wales. Hundreds of people participated and the results are absolutely amazing. Here are some of the funniest posters we found. Tourism has never been so funny.
Each week we bring you a talented female artist who creates incredible quality content and this week, we've picked Amber Share, an illustrator and hand lettering artist. She creates "illustrations of America's lovely national parks, along with a line from a real 1-star review of that park." These brilliant posters, with hilarious captions, can be found on @subparparks and show us that "apparently even mother nature is subject to the wrath of the internet." Once you've enjoyed Amber's brilliant creations below, check out last week's female artist of the week in case you missed it.
