Do you have trouble making yourself appreciate classic art? Then these photoshopped paintings of modern celebrities are a great way to slowly ease yourself into something more classy. Wether we’ll admit it or not, most of us enjoy a good gossip magazine. So why not convince yourself that classic art is just as entertaining. Flip through some of these portraits and keep an eye out for the likes of Christian Bale, Jennifer Aniston, Amy Winehouse, Steve Carell, and more.

Who knows? Maybe you’ll decide you like classic art and give some of the real stuff a try. And you can thank the people of Worth1000 Galleries for that.

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You can’t change the past. Or can you? Photoshop wizard Flóra Borsi has been doing for a while. Using humour and quick wit, the 19 year-old Hungarian artist puts a spin on famous black and white photographs. What would happen if Elvis Presley’s fans all had cell phones at his concerts? Well, take a look at Borsi on the front row taking a photo with her phone. I bet all the other girls there are so jealous.

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Occupy This Chair, on display last year at the Armory Show in New York. Practical, clear, simple, revolutionary. I like his stuff. Sebastian Errazuriz was featured on Lost At E Minor a while back, but that was before these signs/chairs. What ever happened to Occupy, anyway? Occupy this blog.

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Ok, you’ve heard of Dark Vader, Chewie, C3P0, Luke, Leia, Yoda, and Boba Fett. You’ve seen the fan art. You know their heroic deeds, mishaps, and heartbreaks. Those characters are the famous ones. But come on guys, there’s two sides to every story! What about all those other characters not important enough to have cool fan art? Well, that’s where Plasticine Tatooine comes in to rescue the underdogs.

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John Zeichman, aka Johnny Apricot is an oil painter with a unique style. He uses layering of paint, mixed media and animation to create an alternate reality.

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An artsy and loving dad decided to draw a picture on his son’s lunch bags every day. He documents his creations on Lunch Bag Art. What a lucky kid!

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Sometimes people just take things a bit too far. That may be the case with David Schwen and his fabulously ridiculous What The Fork artwork. Eknife of that.

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Giant office supplies add to an office space atmosphere, creating a playground rather then a space for corporate duldrums to wander aimlessly. This was originally created to separate the four sections of a London office so buyers could see each one differently. But I rather see it as a chance to feel as if we shrank. Fun!

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This is what happens when you give an artist the finger. Sadly, I have no clue who the originator behind this brilliant finger art is. If you happen to have an idea, please let us know.

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