30 Celebrities Photoshopped Side-By-Side With Their Younger Selves Show How Aging Has Changed Them (New Pics)
Dutch graphic designer Ard Gelinck makes time travel possible. At least, for popular celebrities. Gelinck has been photoshopping famous people as if they're hanging out with their younger selves, and the side-by-side comparisons come out so cool, you can't help but wonder if some of his subjects have them framed.
Gelinck has worked on these photomontages for about 10 years now, but it doesn't look like he's running out of ideas. On the contrary. The graphic designer continues to delight his 258K Instagram followers with regular photo comparisons. Continue scrolling to check out the latest ones, and for his earlier works, fire up Bored Panda's older articles here and here.
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Matt Leblanc
The graphic designer said he's always trying to challenge himself when it comes to Photoshop. "The 'Then and Now' series is quite old when you consider that me and my brother made the first image for it about 10 years ago," Gelinck told Bored Panda. "About 5 years ago, I edited pictures for a lot of Dutch celebrities and it was a success, so I then started working with foreign celebrity photos. The first one was Madonna, and she even posted my image on her own Instagram."
The Queen of Pop, however, isn't the only Gelinck subject who has publicly admired his work. Rob Lowe, Tina Turner, Lionel Richie, Annie Lennox, BeeGees, Jason Priestly, Keshia Knight Pulliam, Carice van Houten, Sylvester Stallone, Robbie Williams, Michael Douglas, Ricky Gervais, and many more have also given him a shoutout. "When I think about it, the list is quite impressive," Gelinck said.
Carrie Fisher
When the Photoshop wizard is composing the pictures, he's often trying to make the subject and their former self embrace one another, be it an arm on the shoulder on a hug. "[The actual pose] depends on a lot of things. I'm trying to find one where they're standing next to each other."
The graphic designer thinks that his project has become so popular because people enjoy taking a trip down memory lane and remember the celebrities when they were young. Each of Gelinck's images is like a shot of nostalgia that brings back past moments of enjoying music chart hits, TV shows, and movies.
Daniel Radcliffe
Queen Elizabeth
Pierce Brosnan
Robert De Niro
Ryan Reynolds
David Bowie
Jennifer Aniston
Will Smith
Jamie Lee Curtis
I admire her immensely. Also, she’s a wonderful actress, and beautiful.
Julia Roberts
she is my favorite actress, she is beautiful and she has never made a bad movie.
Brad Pitt
Matthew Perry
Peter Venkman (Bill Murray)
Tom Hanks
Okay, but this is two of his characters, not how he actually looks. I'd like to see a side by side without costuming.
George Clooney
Wished they used his pic from his time on Rosanne! lol With his curly hair! :)
Harrison Ford
Ricky Gervais
Mark Hamill
Ah, the good old days when Luke preferred a blaster over a lightsaber, wanted to go to Tosche Station for power converters, and had two biological hands
Dolly Parton
I. LOVE. DOLLY. My daughter subscribes to her "Imagination Library" and has gotten a free book, every month since she was born! She has a heart of gold and is a true role model.
The Rock
Hugh Grant
Dave Grohl
Kevin McCallister & Macaulay Culkin
Whoopi Goldberg
George Michael
Sean Astin
Conan O’brien
Tom Felton & Draco Malfoy
It would be nice if the titles were consistent, perhaps with actor name and then roles depicted.
Not every one of them is an actor. And not all actor pictures are role-related.
Load More Replies...I know! I literally didn’t recognize him when I watched “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?” ! He looks so different!
Load More Replies...It would be nice if the titles were consistent, perhaps with actor name and then roles depicted.
Not every one of them is an actor. And not all actor pictures are role-related.
Load More Replies...I know! I literally didn’t recognize him when I watched “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?” ! He looks so different!
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