Via Ex-Porn Pictures...


  

NAMBLA propaganda? Or next interweb sensation? Man as babies, and vice versa via manbabies.com...


  

If Donnie doesn't happen to be your cup of tea, try getting spoonfed with PSDTUTS' tutorials. Their Best of the Web roundups are a great place to start.

PSDTUTS is a blog/photoshop site made to house and showcase some of the best Photoshop tutorials around. We publish tutorials that not only produce great graphics and effects, but explain in a friendly, approachable manner.

  

Ok. It's definitely been done before. But, as far as I am concerned, not to this level of detail (sampling textures from the likes of Steven W. Bailey, Rush Limbaugh, some dude who looks awfully familiar but I just can't place right now, Steve Mariucci, and Terry O'Quinn). Skinny via Pixeloo. Blockquote via Holy Taco.

I’d like to thank the weirdo computer robot nerd genius that made this. You’ve somehow managed to horrify me and turn me on at the same time. I think I have a new fetish.

  

Personally, I'm still partial to Regal Weaver...

We've been getting a ton of press at Worth1000 over our Ultimate Celebrity contest, where the goal is to take the best physical features of multiple celebrities and merge them into one super celebrity. One of the requests we got from a prominent newspaper was to prove that Aviary (a web app) could really be used to create an ultimate celebrity. Piece of cake.

This time around Aviary's resident plastic surgeon Meowza performs illegal skin grafts on Catherine Zeta-Jones, Keira Knightly, Angelina Jolie and Charlize Theron, creating the beautiful Catheinize Zightly-Jeliens. I hope his malpractice insurance is paid up.

  

Meet Donnie Hoyle, the Antiross. Other installments include: Volume 1: Distort, Warp, & Layer Effects & Volume 2: Covering Your Mistakes

Hi. My name is Donnie and you suck at Photoshop big time...

  

Via fresnobeehive.com...


  

  

With more than a billion people now sharing just 100 surnames, Chinese authorities are considering a landmark move to try to end the confusion, state media reported Tuesday.

Current Chinese law states that children are only allowed take the surname from either their mother or father, but the lack of variety means there are now 93 million people in China with the family name Wang.

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