Photoshop

If you thought the Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop CS5 was cool, check out this video which shows a tool in the works called “Puppet Warp,” which lets you bend and twist images with amazing precision.

Food, nature and an epic mustache come together in Selleck Waterfall Sandwich, featuring Photoshop mash-ups of, well, Tom Selleck, waterfalls and sandwiches. Love the site? Check out the shirt.

Watch that girl become invisible with just a press of the Delete key in this demo of the Content Aware Fill Feature in Photoshop CS5, which goes on sale on April 12. See one more demo here.

While we wish he’d look at some awesome(r) things, Barack Obama does his best to feign interest in slightly more awesome things in these pics by Dean Trippe (aka Bearsharktopus Man).

Add a beveled, drop-shadowed layer of complexity to your decor with Menino’s Wall Bar; instantly recognizable by Photoshop fans, it’s a 31.5″ silk-screened MDF board of PS tools.

iPhone users aren’t the only ones saturating, cropping and flipping: the Photoshop Mobile App is now available on the Android Market and includes auto-upload and sharing.

Life imitates, copies, and pastes art with this image.jpg Photo Frame; purely analog, the OS X chrome is silkscreened onto a wood frame with included “transparent” grid background.

Now available: Adobe’s Photoshop.com Mobile is a free image editing app for the iPhone and includes the basics (crop, rotate, flip), as well as color tweaks, filters and special effects.

PhotoSketch obviates the need for any artistic skills whatsoever: (crudely) sketch and label your desired scene, and it’ll use a filtering and blending algorithm to photochop on the fly.

Cracked.com explores the consequences of oversized weapons and inventories: If Video Games Were Realistic introduces real-world problems to our virtual worlds. Thanks, Dean!

If you think Luke had a hard time fighting his father, just wait until you visit Animals with Lightsabers; with cat AT-ATs and squirrel Sith lords, but nothing beats Obi Woof Kenobi.

Worth1000.com’s Photoshop army takes on Disney’s surprise acquisition of Marvel Comics with Marvel/Disney Hybrids; our favorites: Mickey’s Fantastic Four and Snow White Hulk.

Worth1000.com is at it again, this time remixing sci-fi characters with other well-known Hollywood flicks; predictably, it’s packed with plenty of Star Wars and Terminator references.

Worth1000’s latest photochop contest, Celebrity Star Wars, is a Hollywood meets Hoth mashup with everyone from Jack Black and Halle Berry to WALL-E and EVA getting Jed-i-fied.

Kids from the 80s and 90s will likely remember Gary Larson’s goofy (yet succinct) comics; Worth1000 has a contest up for readers to create realistic versions of Far Side.

Gizmodo has the results of their latest Photoshop contest up: how to ruin the recent Olympics in Beijing with technology. Still, nothing beats China’s own faked footprint fireworks.