What if they weren't famous? NYC artist gives us his take!

With the advent of editing software such as Photoshop, image manipulation is on a rampant increase whether that may be in the pages of Vogue, or for creating art for that matter.
 New York-based artist, Danny Evans, started playing around with celebrity images using Photoshop in retaliation to the overly edited images in glossy magazines. In 2006, his work gained notoriety after he superimposed Paris Hilton's pictures onto a series of random images.
 "It was a reaction to the insanely over-retouched photos of celebrities that are everywhere," said Evans. Today, his series continues with a new set of images which visualize well-known celebrities as normal, average people