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Color Photographs of Billboards, Nashville, 1940s

H&M designs a body that can better display clothes made for humans than humans can, then “dresses” it by drawing on its clothes, and digitally pastes on the heads of real women in post-production.

I have to admit, I’ve never heard of H&M. I also have to admit, I probably would not have noticed that the models were computer generated, as it seems like every photo I see of a fashion model is so heavily airbrushed, it might as well be computer generated.

So it’s not really surprising or new, just the next step down the path we’re already on.

H&M Puts Real Model Heads On Fake Bodies

Life Magazine’s collection of war photos. (Warning: some images here are disturbing.)

Kim Keever does not need Photoshop to create weird landscapes. Indeed, if he had created these images using digital means I would have not linked it.

But that’s selling Keever’s work short: This is nice, impressive stuff, Photoshop or not. (It’s created with ink, fish tanks and very careful lighting.)

Kim Keever