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37 Pics and memes to improve your mood.

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Innovative Surreal Photo Manipulations You'll Definitely Like

Innovative Surreal Photo Manipulations

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Powerful Ads Show What Your Child Sees When You're Addicted To Your Phone

The next time you reach for your phone, think about the hidden impact it might have.

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Sur-Fake: Photo Manipulations by Antoine Geiger | Inspiration Grid

Inspiration Grid is a daily-updated gallery celebrating creative talent from around the world. Get your daily fix of design, art, illustration, typography, photography, architecture, fashion and more.

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Over - AR Concept

We always love working with the people at Over. We were asked to put together a small test of what the app could feel like once augmented reality makes it's way into our day to day. A tricky production, but super fun in the end.

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Social Media makes everybody the same.

I find this picture interesting because everyone tries to become the same person when online. Overall, this picture represents how everyone really becomes the same person once they transform into the social media world.

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Like-se ♥️ Por @mr.rolzay#photomanipulation #photoedit #3dart #artedigital #surreal #designerd

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Soul-Sucking Photos Show How Phone Addiction Is Stealing Our Souls

French photographer Antoine Geiger creates photos of people having their faces sucked into their cellphones. The project, titled SUR-FAKE, touches on issues of technology dependance and addiction: It is placing the screen as an object of 'mass subculture', alienating the relation to our own body, and more generally to the physical world.

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