LDS photoshops sleeves on token black girl

[_Polygamy-Porter]

http://bycommonconsent.com/2012/09/03/e ... more-38440

Original:


Mormonized:



Other interesting point in the article... lots of men not just bare shouldered but bare chested in LDS art...

[_Polygamy-Porter]

OH my.

The original was used in the following article in the church news:

http://www.ldschurchnewsarchive.com/art ... epare.html

It was later made garment compliant when placed on a resource page for LDS primary teachers:

https://www.lds.org/children?lang=eng

[_ludwigm]

And on angels:
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Left – “The Resurrection” (1873) by Carl Heinrich Bloch.
Right – the version printed on page 54 of the December 2011 Ensign, the official magazine of the LDS church, photoshopped to remove wings and add cap sleeves to the angels.

It should have been shown wizh a little more photoshopped:
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See viewtopic.php?p=707669#p707669 for more fun about Bloch's paintings...

[_Jonah]

http://bycommonconsent.com/2012/09/03/editing-photos-to-add-cap-sleeves-is-a-bad-idea/#more-38440

Original:


Mormonized:

Porn shoulders or not, that kid on the right has some serious jungle fever.

[_DrW]

And on angels:
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Left – “The Resurrection” (1873) by Carl Heinrich Bloch.
Right – the version printed on page 54 of the December 2011 Ensign, the official magazine of the LDS church, photoshopped to remove wings and add cap sleeves to the angels.

It should have been shown wizh a little more photoshopped:
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See http://www.mormondiscussions.com/phpBB3 ... 69#p707669 for more fun about Bloch's paintings...

[_Runtu]

In this photo from the "Family Guidebook," the girl kneeling at the right was wearing shorts in the original photo, but they photoshopped them into pants (and not very well, either). I worked on that manual, so I saw the before and after.

[_malkie]

We know that the church is always very careful that it's artwork conveys the correct message.

[_Tobin]

We know that the church is always very careful that it's artwork conveys the correct message.

Until their website gets hacked and someone puts up a giant phallus.

[_I have a question]

We know that the church is always very careful that it's artwork conveys the correct message.

Until their website gets hacked and someone puts up a giant phallus.

Already Happened
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[_DarkHelmet]

My favorites are from the original Mormon photoshopper, Joseph Smith: