A graphic designer who found online fame thanks to his clever photo manipulations that turn his followers' unrealistic requests into caricatures, continues to troll his social media followers as his popularity continues to rise. 

In just one month, Twitter user James Fridman has attracted more than 229,000 followers by taking his fans' Photoshop requests and turning their images into comedic pictures that feature his own sardonic messages. 

The glory of James' clever Twitter feed is the fact that his images are often inspired by the literal meaning of their inquiries. 

Interpretation: When this woman asked her photo to be edited so the has the 'real Kylie Jenner' look, designer James Fridman gave her the 18-year-old's lips, nose, and chest from when she was a young teen 

Social media star: James has attracted more than 229,000 Twitter followers after he started taking his followers' vapid Photoshop requests and turning them into comical pictures 

And while he invites people to sent him their image requests, he warns people that they should not send in photos that they 'do not want to be made public'. 

During his first round of photos, James manipulated a woman's body to look like a large balloon after she asked him to make her 'booty bigger' like Kim Kardashian's famous derriere. 

And just a few weeks later, James is still creating satirical depictions of those who wish to look like a member of the Kardashian-Jenner family.

One woman was in for a surprise when she asked James to make her look 'more like Kylie Jenner '.

'But no pranks,' she added. 'Just give me that real Kylie look.' 

'Here's the real Kylie look,' James explained as he shared a picture of the woman's face paired with a version of the 18-year-old reality star's much-thinner lips, nose, and chest from when she was a young teen.

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Personal spin: When this woman asked James to give her a 'Kardashian look', he gave her the features of the reality stars' 29-year-old brother Rob 

Clever manipulation: An man from India who asked to become a blond American celebrity, was turned into a version of Donald Trump

Kylie, who famously admitted to having lip injections last year, looks completely different than she did five years ago, and James sarcastically pointed out that he was giving her a more natural looking portrayal of the star. 

'Hey James can you give me a Kardashian look? Any of them?' another woman asked, however, the Twitter user forgot about the sisters' 29-year-old brother Rob. 

'Here you you go,' he wrote while posting an image of her with bushy eyebrows, facial hair, tattoos on her arm, and an oversize baseball cap. 

Meanwhile, a woman who him to make her 'eyebrows bushy' was given portraits of George H. W., George W. and Jeb Bush on her thin arches. 

And a man from India who wished to become a blond 'American celebrity' may be rethinking his request since the designer turned him into a version of Donald Trump. 

Another common request is for certain people to be removed from group photos, and James has no problem twisting his fans' words. 

Date night: James' clever images are often inspired by the literal meaning of his followers' requests 

Take that: James made this Twitter user question why he would ever want the dog in the background removed in the first place 

Social justice: After receiving this ignorant request, James edited the man's face on the heads of the two other guys to teach him a lesson 

When one woman asked him to 'take the girl in the violet skirt out', James responded by posting a picture of himself cuddled up to the girl in question. 

'I took her out. We had fun,' he wrote. 

'Can you smoothly edit out that queer from our photos (far right) just leave the normal guys hahah but don't post it send it back to me [sic],' one person ignorantly asked.

However, James pulled off his own form of social justice by placing the face of the man the person wanted removed over the two other guys' heads. 

'Just the normal guys,' he responded.

A pet owner looking for the 'ugly dog in the back' to be removed from his photo of him with German Shepard not only had his request ignored, but James made him question why he asked for it in the first place, sharing a photo collage of the original photo alongside two close-ups of the adorable pooch. 

Cut it out: The designer completely removed this woman's derriere from her photo 

Creating memories: When one person explained that her friend wanted to be holding Big Ben in his picture from London, James added a photo of a buff Ben Affleck 

Perfect fit: This woman wanted to see the 'F' on the sign better, so James shrunk her boyfriend's body 

Not quite right: Taylor Swift's legs were edited into this photo like the girls asked, but they presumably meant they wanted the singer posed next to - not blocking - them 

'But why?' reads the writing above the black and white dog's head. 

Meanwhile, one female Twitter user asked James to 'cut my bum out and send it to me with a nice border', explaining that she wanted to 'use it as a profile pic'. 

James cleverly edited the photo so her derriere is missing and her legs stop at the bottom of her bikini top. 

'Your bum is on the way with a nice border,' he explained. 

And while there are many who want certain things removed from their photos, there are just as many who want things added or adjusted. 

'My friend took this failure of a photo and he wants to hold Big Ben,' one person explained of a photo of a man holding his hand in front of the clock in London.

However, instead of moving the building over so it fits in-between his fingers, James placed a buff, Ben Affleck featuring a disproportionately large head in his hand instead.

Helmet: This man who asked for a beard ended up with an upside-down version of his hair placed on his face

Keeping it real: James reminded this man that he shouldn't feel self-conscious about his 'neck like a giraffe' 

No can do: James refused to alter the photo of this adorable young boy it would make him look like a 'completely different person' 

Big behind: James created this photo last month during his first round of photo creations 

Another woman pictured standing in front of a wall that reads, 'May the Force be with you', asked James to make the 'F' behind her boyfriend's head more visible - so he shrunk the man's body to make him shorter. 

And someone looking to add Taylor Swift's image featuring a group of young girls was surely disappointed when they got a picture of the singer's legs blocking most of the people in the photo.

Meanwhile, one man who asked for a 'beard or something' in a snapshot of himself got more than he bargained for when the Photoshop wizard covered the bottom of his face with an upside-down version of the hair on his head, creating one large helmet of dark hair.

Although James may be quick to create ridiculous version of his readers' vapid requests, he has no problem reminding people that they are fine just the way they are. 

When one man shared a photo and revealed that all of his friends tell him he has a 'neck like a giraffe', James showed him what he would look like with a real giraffe-length neck.

'Your friends are wrong,' he wrote. Your neck is absolutely fine. This is the giraffe neck.'

And when one young boy asked him to make his skin white, James refused to change anything in his photo. 

'If your skin was white, that would be a completely different person,' he explained. 'You are you who are and that's the beauty of it.'

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