Prankster, famous for his VERY literal interpretation of Photoshop requests, reveals his latest images

We all know it: you try your best to pose for a photo or get the perfect shot, but it just doesn’t turn out the way you hoped.

Well that’s not a problem in this day and age, is it?

You can just turn to Photoshop and make some nifty edits, and voila, you might end up with your perfect shot after all.

Well, that’s the prevailing theory, but one creative person has another idea…

James Fridman, a graphic designer who hails from the UK but now lives in the US, has gained a cult following for his creative take on Photoshop edits.

When a Russian man asked to be transported to America so he could lie in the sun, this photo probably wasn’t what he had in mind

In this hilarious photo, Jamie was only too happy to add some cleavage – but he added it to the wrong person, making him look very attractive

The artist takes requests on Instagram and Twitter, where people reach out and ask him to make changes to their images.

Using his own unique interpretation of people’s requests, Jamie edits their photos, often with hilarious and thought-provoking results.

And his work is so popular that he has amassed two million followers on social media, with fans signing up to keep an eye on his work.

Some of his photos contain requests asking for hands to be repaired or unsightly objects to be removed from the background – which James is only too happy to comply with.

Others literally give a different view of what is being asked of them, such as knocking someone out.

Here, FEMAIL shares some of James’ best photos, as shared by the entertainment site delimited and his own Twitter feed.

Jamie takes requests very literally, so when he was asked to take one woman out of this shot, he was happy to do so

This woman asked if she could be photoshopped to look more like a Kardashian, but Jamie refused, saying she’s beautiful just the way she is

Jamie was only too happy to edit this one photo, removing the posing woman seeking attention and leaving only her friendly-looking cat in the frame

When a fan sent Jamie a photo of himself with long limp hair asking if he could help him, Jamie was thrilled to be able to give his friends crazy haircuts too

The man in the photo originally sported a six-pack and a waxed chest, but Jamie added some hair and a tummy tuck so the man wouldn’t draw undue attention

Often we end up in poses we wish we hadn’t, which was the case with this woman who held her hand at an odd angle – but Jamie had a clever way to fix it