We Can’t Stop Laughing At These Movie Poster Face Flips
Imgur user NeoBaggins is a master when it comes to flipping famous faces in Photoshop. And although it sounds so simple, it actually takes a lot of work to make them look so hilarious, as the artist proved in this “making of” timelapse. Check out his work below and stare in amazement at how even with his face flipped, Guy Pearce still looks normal…
More info: Imgur, Youtube (h/t: rsvlts)
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