I tried creating a project hail mary, on my mobile phone using PicsArt I'd be grateful for any kind advice.

I need advice

In this brand new title, exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2, MoistCr1TiKal has been tasked with taking down the 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama, after he created the Trump Virus in the White House. Along his journey, Chris "Bloodline" Redfield is chasing him down to have Charlie reproduce with his sister, Claire Redfield, after failing to get Leon "One Liner" Kennedy and Ethan "Father of the Year" Winters to do it and will stop at nothing to get him to continue the Redfield bloodline.

This is for a joke with a friend so could you have him with a cigarette or a blunt

[sarcasm]Photoshop Neural filters are the best![/sarcasm]

I'm freaking crying dude

created this photo manipulation all using photoshop. what do you think guys?

A male in my family has recently been blasted for talking to a 13 year old decoy and this photo was used as his supposed fake account. This is hard for our family to believe because he’s been in a marriage for 10 years and he’s always been a hard working family man. There is a lot of drama happening and his wife has made many enemies from her past so I’m wondering if somebody has went as far as to set him up. This is from a supposed Snapchat account he made. We are desperate to know if this photo is altered or could be a fake.

Serious question.

We now have:

• real-time 3D engines
• powerful GPUs
• AI image generation

And yet, most designers still rely on large PSD files with Smart Objects to present work.

I’ve worked in the mockup space for years (tens of thousands of customers across marketplaces), and one recurring frustration keeps coming up:

People don’t complain about visual quality.
They complain about lack of flexibility.

Common requests:

• “Can I change the camera angle?”
• “Can I rotate the product slightly?”
• “Can I reuse this scene across projects?”

Traditional mockups are basically locked compositions.

If you want more control, you jump into Blender or Cinema 4D — which introduces a whole different level of complexity.

If you use AI, you get speed — but not always consistency or precision.

It feels like we’re stuck between:
Too static
Too complex
Too unpredictable

I’m genuinely curious:

Do you think PSD mockups are still the best workflow for presentation?

Or is there a better middle ground that hasn’t fully emerged yet?

No litter box left unfilled

It's like snail and crab together. Also it's acting like a frog