Graphic Designer Photoshops Vain Selfies, Makes Comment On Society In The Process...

15 March 2016, 13:51 | Updated: 25 April 2016, 15:00

Man edits vain selfies on Twitter James Fridman

James Fridman is pretty good at Photoshop, but even better at banter.

James Fridman's been getting a lot of attention lately for his editing skills online.

The photoshop-loving designer, who claims to edit images on request, has turned his hand to people's ridiculous selfies - and doesn't hold back when making them even more ridiculous.

From the vain, to the rude, to those who just can't spell, Fridman uses his editing skills and sense of humour to get his point across in inventive ways.

See some of his best edits and what we think they tells us about his world view below:

James Fridman isn't that keen on the Kardashians:

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 12, 2016

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 10, 2016

He's clearly not into giving shallow guys exactly what they want:

#photoshop #faceswap #poolparty pic.twitter.com/brr0fH8E1t
— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 4, 2016

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 5, 2016

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 8, 2016

Or shallow girls for that matter...

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 7, 2016

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 10, 2016

He doesn't believe in stereotyping... but is concerned about "tuition fees".

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 9, 2016

And he disparages (and capitalises on) the poor spelling of many Twitter users:

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 14, 2016

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— James Fridman (@fjamie013) March 5, 2016

However, If Fridman's Terms and Conditions are anything to go by, most of his participants should know what they're getting themselves into.

Although it doesn't really explain why this image of Hollyoaks star Jennifer Metcalfe was used - as pointed out by Metro with a little help from Daily Mail, which led people to believe that Fridman made up the profiles and sourced the images himself.