photoshop

The photoshop master, James Fridman, is still at it with his fantastic twists on photoshop requests. 

Here's a massive collection of them:

Photographer Karl Pfeiffer brought this Avengers fan's dream to life. Joseph is a 7-year-old Captain America super-fan. He's been having a tough time lately, so Karl used his camera to turn him into The First Avenger, shield and all.

This is amazing on so many levels. You can see more of these beautiful creations over on reddit. Thank you, internet.

If you're keen on wasting time, let us introduce you to the Facebook page Crossovers Nobody Asked For. The premise of this shitposting group is simple: people share memes and photos featuring themes and items that really didn't need to be combined. Many of these combine 2 memes in one, making the memes extra meta. If you like what you see, and are partial to anime memes, definitely give the group a follow. 

Mr. Bean was one of those classic 'I don't know why this is funny, but it just is' shows. For a guy who barely spoke, he somehow managed to make everyone laugh, which is a particular skill that not many actors or comedians have. So how about a little reminder of how funny Mr. Bean was, with some pictures of his face photoshopped onto famous Hollywood characters, that someone somewhere had the ingenuity to create? Somehow these are almost as funny as watching him on TV, so my conclusion is that his humor is in his face. What do you think?

Artist Uwe De Witt mashes up classic Marvel heroes onto iconic album covers. It might be the best series we've ever seen. Check out all of the work on tumblr.

Disney and Lucasfilm are hard at work looking for an actor to play young Han Solo in his upcoming May 2018 Star Wars spinoff film. They've got time to be picky, and have apparently seen more than 2500 actors looking to play the part. Here are 8 Hollywood actors we know of who are reportedly up for the role, poorly photoshopped as Han for maximum comparability:

Dad of the year!

You can tell from Cumberbatch's face that he'd rather be at home than participating in this elaborate trust fall, but the folks in the Photoshopbattles subreddit knew there was a multitude of activities he'd prefer. Fortunately, they went to town on this behind the scenes image from the set of Sherlock.