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The British town of Sandwich is celebrating the moment when the food that bears its name came into existence. It was 250 years ago on May 15, 1762, when John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich, called for a slice of beef between two toasted pieces of bread so that he could continue to play cards and his friends asked "to have the same as Sandwich". Nowadays sandwiches are so popular that most big countries even have national Sandwich Associations. Yes, they really exist.
To celebrate the 250th birthday of the sandwich, photoshop sandwiches made with unusual ingredients.
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"The Avengers" created an undeniable excitement worldwide, and became a bona fide box office phenomenon so much that other movies struggled to stay afloat at the box office. Did the superheroes' moneymaking powers help?
Photoshop celebrities and politicians as superheroes of your choice.
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Millions of people across a narrow strip of eastern Asia and the western United States turned their sights skyward for the annular eclipse, in which the moon passes in front of the sun leaving only a golden ring around its edges.
The rare lunar-solar alignment was visible in Asia early Monday before it moved across the Pacific — and the international dateline — where it was seen in parts of the western United States late Sunday afternoon.
Ancient Chinese believed total eclipse happened when a giant dragon ate the sun. They performed the special rituals to chase the dragon and make him release the Sun. Ancient Vikings legend says the two chasing wolves, Skoll and Hati, were to blame for making the sun disappear from the sky.
Photoshop solar eclipse any way you wish. Some examples are: Show how companies can use solar eclipse for commercial purposes - advertising their brands and products, show how politicians / political parties may use solar eclipse to increase their ratings. Feel free to create advertisements / billboards / magazine covers for the above. Solar eclipse in movies, paintings, and album covers, etc. Either partial or total solar eclipses are acceptable in the entries.
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5/27/2012 5:00:00 AM Contest Directions:
It's the Freak Show time of the week... Get your whips ready and get the freaking circus started!
In this contest you can photoshop and exhibit anything you wish (standard site rules still apply). This is basically a weekly exhibition of your creative works with no "contest restrictions". Submit 16 hours left Vote in 16 hours Current Image Entries 18 Browse / Vote in Hi-Res
5/25/2012 5:00:00 AM Contest Directions:
This Friday we continue our freaking experiment with provided source images.
Photoshop this image of the different friends (image credit: Ed Yordon) any way you wish. Some examples are - make these women friends appear at unusual places and perform some stunts, give them new clothes, design a poster with this women friends image, use these female friends in movies, paintings, etc. These are just some ideas.
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5/21/2012 5:00:00 AM Contest Directions: Create images of something that happened in the news during May 21 - 27, 2012. The submission span for this weekly "News in pictures" contest are open for the whole 7 days - Monday through Sunday, followed by a day for voting (next Monday).
Now you can chop and submit news as soon as it happens, without waiting for a weekend.
News in Pictures contest now has double jackpots: 1st place: $10, 2nd place: $6, 3rd place: $4, 4th place: $2.
In the Creator's Comments, it is mandatory to link to a news story. You should use this format to make a link:
[URL="http://www.SomeNewsSite.com"]news title[/URL]
Keep the BLACK as is, replace GREEN with the link, and replace the RED with the news story title. Submit ended Vote 4 hours left Current Image Entries 15 Browse / Vote in Hi-Res
The British town of Sandwich is celebrating the moment when the food that bears its name came into existence. It was 250 years ago on May 15, 1762, when John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich, called for a slice of beef between two toasted pieces of bread so that he could continue to play cards and his friends asked "to have the same as Sandwich". Nowadays sandwiches are so popular that most big countries even have national Sandwich Associations. Yes, they really exist.
"The Avengers" created an undeniable excitement worldwide, and became a bona fide box office phenomenon so much that other movies struggled to stay afloat at the box office. Did the superheroes' moneymaking powers help?
Millions of people across a narrow strip of eastern Asia and the western United States turned their sights skyward for the annular eclipse, in which the moon passes in front of the sun leaving only a golden ring around its edges.
The rare lunar-solar alignment was visible in Asia early Monday before it moved across the Pacific — and the international dateline — where it was seen in parts of the western United States late Sunday afternoon.
It's the Freak Show time of the week... Get your whips ready and get the freaking circus started!
Create images of something that happened in the news during May 21 - 27, 2012.
