Layering mistake? Head injury? Malice? The Daily Mail's rugby coverage takes a psychotropic turn.
Thanks to Nino, original is here.
Begun This Clone Tool Has
Have you seen a truly awful piece of Photoshop work? Clumsy manipulation, senseless comping, lazy cloning and thoughtless retouching are our bread and butter. And yes, deep down, we love Photoshop.
If it is commercial and awful then please let us know! Anonymity can be arranged for the easily embarrassed/canned.
Although I am hopeless at replying to email, be assured that each and every tip is followed up.
Search
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(120)
-
▼
May
(26)
- Ashley Tisdale: Ewww
- Yoox: Maybe She Should Find A Different Line Of Wo...
- Impuls: Vampire Insurance
- Technos: Blown pupils usually means brain stem ede...
- Pago: I'M MELTING!
- Barratt: Artist's Impression Excessively Abstract
- Asus / MSI: Laughing Stocks
- Cheese Heads: Finger Deforming Good!
- Logitech: Honey Where's The VT Remote?
- High School Musical 2: Designer Still In Grade Sch...
- Tuttosport: Insert Severed Hand Joke Here
- IRS: Now Add The Image From Line 48
- H&R Block: H.R. Giger
- New York Chicken Wings
- Felix Dennis: Possible Stray Layer
- Tommy Hilfiger: I'm Stumped
- Bangkok Dangerous: I Can Do That With My Hand Righ...
- How To Cheat In Photoshop By Reason Of Mental Illn...
- Bob Megleren: I'm Sure No One Noticed
- GQ: Gentlemen Prefer Bobbleheads
- Fanta: You Really Don't Wanta
- Channel 9: Australian iPhones To Run Windows XP
- Kroppsnara: Shops Out The Organ Stops
- Photoshop World: Photoshop User TV Useless At Phot...
- Resident Evil: Zombies Give You Mumps
- Nordic Catalog Disaster
-
►
April
(42)
- Elizabeth Arden: Introducing Catherine Zeta Beckha...
- Trillian: They Probably Code Better Than They Phot...
- Let's Be Cruel To: Be Kind Rewind
- Wanted: She Has Jolie Long Arms
- Red Bull: Gives You Nightmares
- Fox: Disaster Watch Begins
- MSN TV: Lobster Man Likes His WebTV
- Segmuller: Perspective Be Damned
- Good Luck Chuck: Jessica Alba Is Constipated
- Narnia: Prince Caspian Is A Cylon!
- Capcom: Good For Hitchhiking
- Daily Fail: Do They Not Have A Crop Tool?
- Spirit: Eva Mendes Is Strangely Deformed
- Capcom: The Great Okami Watermark Fiasco
- Ford: Putting Composition Last
- Irish Independent: That Must Be Some Distinctive N...
- 93X: Impossible Babe Of The Day
- Manor: Don't Look Now Darling, But We're Having An...
- Vogue: When Good Work Goes Bad
- Ades: Soft Drinks Hate Anatomy
- Company: No Freaking Way
- Accidental Husband Part 2
- Please Excuse Our Appearance As We Redecorate
- Burger King: Fingers The Unfingerable
-
▼
May
(26)
Monday, March 24, 2008
Daily Mail: Don't Do The Brown Acid
Labels:
catastrophic layering,
sport
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
28 comments:
Bull, He is clearly leaning his head backwards. Look twice for crying out loud!
Now that's talent to miss such a thing ! :)
first I thought it was a slow picture, but OMG, there is a whole gate to another dimension!!! LOL
OMG, I just don't believe that SUCH a thing has been released in a paper. Wow!
Takes a genius.
WTF? That's ridiculous.
Wow. That is just goofed on so many levels. Keep lookin', there are TONS of problems besides even the obvious.
for sure this is not layering but amazing use of cloning tool...just have a careful second look
Awwwww, they pulled it!
The Daily Mail is just keeping up to it's usual high standards for truthfulness and integrity.
It is amazingly bad though!
Another from the Dail Mail archives is this one - check out the front wheel on the left hand motorbike!
Wow. That's um...pretty heinous. Good catch to snag it while it was still up. ^_^
And man, that plane pic at the Daily Mail that Chris Shepherd linked to is ridiculous--wouldn't the plane have a shadow, at least on part of the mini convertible?
This is probably only a matter of job organization. Maybe in the hurry to publish the article, the Save for Web function has been called before lighting on some of the layers used to retouch.
There is nothing wrong with the plane photo. The shadows are so long and thus wouldn't fall directly below and it's really an illusion that the place is as close as it is.
@Anonymous
He means the bike on the far left side, the front wheel is cut off.
Wow. Looks like the start of a bad horror movie about wormholes on Rugby fields. Apparently someone uploaded a working file rather then the final. Or at least that is my guess
hello,
I do not know if you care, or if this blog is entirely your work but some turkish newspaper website seems to have taken content out of this blog and posted it as news and did not give you any credit.
their website is
http://www.milliyet.com.tr/2008/03/26/index.html?ver=8
the particular segment is
http://www.milliyet.com.tr/content/galeri/yeni/goster.asp?prm=5,350453E-02&galeriid=3180&ver=71
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=545910&in_page_id=1773
Irony, thy name is Daily Mail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=547008&in_page_id=1770
Another crap Daily Mail job.
In an unrelated news note, one particular ruby team member became the Hollow Man.
Oh good lord that's trippy!
They need to run a story on the extradimensional rugger players now.
Hillarious
I'd guess they needed a clean looking close crop on the one player and got the Image guys to clone in some extra out of focus crowd; far less distracting than bits of other players. They will have then pulled in the wrong one for the bigger/wider pic. Notice they've changed for a different pic on the page now
follow the link given to the original, where they've now changed the image. i don't know much about rugby but haven't they put him scoring the try from the wrong direction... diving towards the pitch... retards.
Or maybe it's a prank from a some guy in the graphic staff?
this needs to be tagged with "daily fail"
Whoever thought of this was A) Drunk B)Released from the VA Hospital C)Pissed at the Editor or D) All of the above.
I'll bet it was D!
Post a Comment