http://photoshopdisasters.blogspot.com/
Some may consider this NSFW.
But then again, What are you doing at this web site if you are supposed to be working?

OMG I'm crying

That's probably what the chief editors did when they discovered what their "creative" staff had been doing...

you might want to add that this link is semi-NSFW.

FFS its not that difficult to add that to your post.

semi-NSFW?!



FFS?!?!?!?



I don't know what those mean, but it sounds important.

On topic of bad photoshop...I saw this graphic in an ad for Volcano Tours, and it really bothered me to look at it...so I stopped. ...but this thread made me remember it. Lovely integration of the plane, eh?

NSFW = Not Safe For Work (mostly stuff that could be mistaken for p0rn.) Some people work at places where you could get sacked for looking at such things at work and should be warned before clicking.
NSFA = Not Safe For Anyone (über gross stuff (for example pictures of a dude with a bottle shoved up somewhere...)). Images that may cause serious trauma to your heart and mind.

These abbreviations I think was originally made up by the folks @ b3ta. Correct?

The girl with the flat abs. Heh!

Ha! I love looking at the ads while I read magazines, I have seen some really, really bad/hilariously bad/hilariously sad/sadly bad/badly sad "works"

Hell, every now and then even the covers of Motor Trend and Road & Track have a bad case of floaty car or terrible angles.

I was laughing my ass off for a few minutes over this one:



You have to wonder if, at some point, the artist working on this actually realized what was happening and yet carried on regardless.

Foreshortening can be a tricky thing to get right. One minute your image is bursting out of the frame, the next you seem to have assembled a cast of deformed mutants. The strange thing is that the picture above is in order, from right to left: OK; a bit dodgy; a lot dodgy; freakish.

Here's a close-up of the last one. The shadow doesn't really help either.









wow...

NWS - Not work Safe