How to Use Photoshop’s New Chinese Food Tool
Look at this nice plate of Lo Mein. Fresh, light, flavorful… it’s not gonna work at all. For starters, this picture was taken recently. No good. We want it to look like it was taken in 1977, by someone who could barely work a camera. Let’s open up our streamlined Small Business Owner Tool suite…
In this parody CollegeHumor video, Photoshop product manager “Brian O’Neil Hughes” shows Chinese restaurants how to use Photoshop’s new Chinese Food Tool to “cook up some tasty pictures to complement” their menu. Photoshop’s New Chinese Food Tool was written by Owen Parsons and Emily Axford and was directed by Kelly Hudson. Photoshop’s real product manager is Bryan O’Neil Hughes and was not involved with this project.
Rusty Blazenhoff
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