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Seetharaman Narayanan. You know the name. It stares you in the face, day after day. Willing you to figure out how on earth to pronounce it (try saying it out loud!)

Seetharaman Narayanan.

You know. The Photoshop guy in the start up credits.

I suddenly remembered that Google is my special tool for searching random crap and found a Seetharaman Fanclub thread at conceptart.org

Here’s some of the coolest (and nerdiest) fan art I’ve ever seen in my life:

Uploaded by Dfacto * :

You can’t cover up the truth with your silly photoshop. Here’s the version he didn’t want you to see!

* The image was titled “Seetharaman is God”

Uploaded by 0kelvin:

It has been said that Seetharaman Narayanan has evolved to the point where he is more Lens Flare than man. He can bevel and emboss through the power of sheer thought. I heard one time he was walking down the street and some gang tried to mug him and he Unsharp Masked his hand and karate chopped one of the thugs in half, and then one of the other thugs attacked him and he Pinched that guy’s head so hard it exploded and then after he Plastic Wrapped the rest of the thugs he disappeared in a burst of Difference Clouds.

The best part? Seetha is an ipod rock star freak just like the rest of us:

rati.tag.tag: photoshop, seetharaman, narayanan, funny, fan art

This is amazingly entertaining.

rati.tag.tag: internets, 2.0, you-tube, radical, cultural anthropology

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