Re Bobby Neel Adams 'project Skinning Nature' remixes effectively creations of Mother Nature to turn logs into Transformer-like structures that have corrugated iron, copper and laminating facilities. His work is done in Photoshop, and the results make sure you do a double-take.

We've seen a number of ways that Photoshop is used to remix of nature.

Yes bark, the most interesting of all coverings of the trees. Or not! What we have here is a remake of nature. Photographer Bobby Neel Adams has a project here called Re-Skinning Nature, and has patterns of wood in the lock.

      Much of Adams' photographic work concerns the transformation of the aging human body and circumstances. In late 1980 began using a technique of photomontage which he described as "photo-surgery" in which the photos were altered through manual removal, collage, sometimes disfiguring of matter.

I'm loving the craziness of work HumanDescent photo manipulation, which cleverly becomes different animal species together to create these hybrids of humor.

My Favorite designs include fighting HumanDescent creepy but cute dog / horse, the elephant / bird and sheep / squirrel.

There are many images became larger when these came from, so be sure to check HumanDescent more work on DeviantArt or Flickr.

If you have waited a lifetime to witness a zebra cross frog race, your wait is over thanks to an amazing photo manipulator called Jan Oliehoek. He's no stranger to the realm of Photoshop, Oliehoek life in Leiden, the Netherlands, where he works on his surreal (and sometimes shocking) work.

Jan Oliehoek States which seeks "to create images that are unrealistic and impossible, at the same time. There are countless ways to accomplish this, and the combination of several animals in a hybrid is one of them."

In nine easy steps, Andrea guide you through the process involved in creating your own landscape manipulations Eden-esque. Have you always wondered what one of your photographs may look like that beautiful blue sky opened by another photo? Well, now you can get there.

Photo manipulation is a great skill to have, whether these scenes to create mystical magic that you see only in your dreams, or shooting a big budget film. Take this quick tutorial and strengthen some of those Photoshop skills that have been hidden inside of you. Unleash your imagination and let me know how it goes. I'd love to see some of your mythical creations!


Landscape manipulations are probably the easiest of its kind that can be done if you have a panoramic image of Nice in mind, you find the right stocks and can put them together to obtain a realistic picture.

So the first step, as in all of my tutorials is to find the right tracks. To start I will use these 3 images;

Step 1

Take all the files and copy / paste on a new canvas (File-New). Just make sure it's large enough in height, because for the moment we do not know how the picture is great as a result and it is better to be great and then you can flush.

Step 2

I took the picture with the rocks and moved to the layer (click and drag in the layers menu) below the castle. Now the image should look like this.

For mixing I'll go with the easiest method known for Photoshop users to date, and is the eraser. I took a round brush and flexible gum, size to 100px because I have a medium-sized canvas. If yours is small, you should go with a smaller brush.

Step 3

I moved the background image (with rocks) a little more and the water areas of the mixture of images of 2 inches lighting and tones are not really that I used curves ( Image> Adjustments> Curves) to darken the image rocks.

Step 4

I have cleared (Image> Adjustments> Brightness / Contrast) image of the castle a bit and added a touch of copper in it with the color balance tool (Image> Adjustments> Color Balance). I just added a little red and yellow appears.

Step 5

I used the magic wand tool to select the sky image of the castle, everything is pretty clean and I got all erased in just 2 clicks. You can also use the color range. Then I put the mage mountain below him and used a soft brush eraser discussion on the image of the castle hill to combine the left end with the context, I just added. Use the color balance if necessary to match the tones.

Step 6

Now I just need to find a picture of the sky to complete the picture. I'll use this image

Step 7

Same as always, I wanted to melt in the mountains so I deleted the bottom half of the image to see the mountains. I went with an eraser sized with a round brush and flexible.

Step 8

One last step is to add some highlights. Just go with your Gutt and what your instincts tell you daylighting should look like. I did it with the Dodge tool, a small soft round brush, set at the exhibition highlights and 20%.

Step 9

And the final step is of course Postwork. I always hit auto-levels (Image> Adjustments> Auto-levels or simply Ctrl + Shift + L), so it balances the colors of my image. You can also use the color balance, just to see your tones work best.

Here is my final result.

These ads creative Witty Molen use a hybrid race photoshopped birds and dogs to sell their new form of food for birds.

The idea is to show that food is so good, your bird may begin to show signs of loyalty, like the best friend of man, a dog.

The ads were created by advertising agency DDB & Co., Istanbul.

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