Playful Play-Doh Remakes of Famous Photographs

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Fun, art-friendly Tumblr alert: Eleanor Macnair’s Photographs Rendered in Play-Doh. Famous snaps by Diane Arbus, Julia Margaret Cameron, William Eggleston, and more get the Play-Doh treatment. Jean-Paul Goude’s iconic image of a sleek Grace Jones in an impossible arabesque (copied by Nicki Minaj in her “Stupid Hoe” video) becomes outsider art when composed with kid’s modeling clay. And what’s not to love about the spaghetti (worm) hair in the remake of Joseph Szabo and Man Ray’s photos? See more Play-Doh creations, which we first glimpsed on Lost at E Minor, below.

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Jean-Paul Goude

Grace Jones

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Diane Arbus

Child with Toy Hand Grenade

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Joseph Szabo

Priscilla, 1969

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: William Eggleston

Untitled (Biloxi, Mississippi), 1974

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Nan Goldin

Nan and Brian in Bed, NYC, 1983

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: André Kertész

Satiric Dancer

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Man Ray

Helen Tamiris, 1929

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Chris Killip

From Chris Killip: In Flagrante

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Gordon Parks

American Gothic, Washington, D.C.

Image credit: Eleanor Macnair

Photo credit: Julia Margaret Cameron

Iago, Study from an Italian