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Worth1000 hosts a variety of photo-editing and illustrative contests. One of their contest series, Superhero ModRen challenges users to incorporate superheroes into fine art pieces. It's fun to see the contrast of the characters we know and love in traditional painting styles and poses, and I can only imagine . Take a look below at a sampling ↓

Part revelation, part humor, these signs by artist Steve Lambert embrace the tradition of flashy ads with bold typography and demanding lights. For the past nine years he's been making art that comments on advertising and public space.

Steve Payne created Replaceface to document his celebritizing of George Dawe's 17th-century Russian generals portraits. Steve is using digital copies of these Napoleon-era portraits for his work and incorporating his friends, family and celebrities into the distinguished busts.

Christoph Niemann over at the New York Times' Abstract Sunday, felt that the classic game of Rock, Paper Scissors could use a few updates for modern decision making. I see some interesting combinations arising from this version.