John Kerry's New Bumper Sticker (PS work)

I finally visually realized an idea I've had for awhile. Created with a digital camera and Photoshop CS.

This is accessible on my website and I wrote more about it in my blog.

And don't worry about copyrights because I'm covered under provision for parodies with fair use rights.

Hilarious. :D Great work too, you made it look very nice.

Pretty Cool

Stoopid 8th note.

Stoopid Flanderseses.

You may be patting yourself on the back about your awesome Photoshop skills, and your clever visual joke, but I see one major flaw in your observation and rendering of what you've been told looks like a real product:

There's NO WAY they'd overprint white to get the stripes and stars to show as white.

Wait, so did you actually have this printed onto post-it notes? Otherwise, that is one damn fine photofake.

And funny too. Altogether, well done.

U23, don't tell me you're one of those bleeding heart liberals too?!

*EDIT*

Ahh!! Once he pointed that out, it ruined it!! Yeah, dull the white down to the same yellowish-gray as the paper. Although I do still maintain that it looks good.

Yeah, I'd thought about the white but figured it just wouldn't look good. I tried it ... and it looks good. Now let's see which version circulates more. The white or the real.

BTW, yes, it's actual Photoshop work. I bought the Post-It Notes from the local Wal-Mart, digital-photographed it, and did the rest in Photoshop.

[quote=8thNote]BTW, yes, it's actual Photoshop work.[/quote]Y'don't say?? That kinda goes without saying here.

LOL

*Pounding head on all four computer monitors while inwardly yelling, "Duh, Daniel!" *

What I meant was that I did not print anything. The Post-It Notes were unaltered in "reality" (what is reality outside of Photoshop?) and the lighting, shadows, and stickers were edited through Photoshop.

Looks really good man, I like it, some really good photorealistic work there man. The lighting and shadows are perfect... nice work, and welcome to the forums :D