Actually, that's not a photoshop job: http://homotography.blogspot.com/2009/04/human-furniture-by-david-blazquez.html
now if you could just get them to stay still and not need any of the daily living processes..... wait- the folks who did the "Bodies" exhibit probably take custom commissions, right?
The books and tsotchkes aren't manipulated, but the shelves were pieced together from different photographs. They're all the same man (at least most of them are for sure, a couple of them I'd need to look at more closely to be positive), and the position of his hands in most of the brackets wouldn't actually be structurally sound -- I used to play that game a lot, I have a pretty good idea what it needs to look like in order to really work.
That artist is impressive. Thank you for the link, now I want to see what else I can find by him. The image of that dining table is going to stick in my head.
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Date: 2009-04-22 07:42 am (UTC)now if you could just get them to stay still and not need any of the daily living processes..... wait- the folks who did the "Bodies" exhibit probably take custom commissions, right?
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Date: 2009-04-22 03:59 pm (UTC)That artist is impressive. Thank you for the link, now I want to see what else I can find by him. The image of that dining table is going to stick in my head.