Zink Magazine Accentuates Big Fashions with Photoshop
Venessa Fisher — January 21, 2010 — Fashion
References: fashioncopious.typepad & refinery29
After all the Photoshop controversy that's been going on lately, it’s about time that proportion-changing photo manipulation become less sinister and more amusing. Zink Magazine’s ‘Get in Shape’ editorial by GL Wood accentuates the model's body parts to their full extent including Mickey Mouse-inspired feet and a booty that even Kim Kardashian would be envious of.
So, while most are Photoshopping for drool-worthy proportions, Zink Magazine is pushing the envelope in a much more interesting way.
So, while most are Photoshopping for drool-worthy proportions, Zink Magazine is pushing the envelope in a much more interesting way.
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