Sacré bleu! It is Eiffel Tower Day.
This holiday marks the completion of the French landmark in 1889 ahead of the World's Fair.
The structure, which was named after the principal engineer, Gustave Eiffel, has stood to become a cultural icon of France, and one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world.
daysoftheyear.com suggests people celebrate the occasion by wearing clothes or jewelry featuring the Eiffel Tower, baking an Eiffel Tower cake, or throwing a Parisian picnic. We however, thought we'd mark it by showcasing some of the best Photoshop work by our talented design community.
The designers have a history of reimagining famous landmarks, and the Eiffel Tower is always sure to feature in the contests.
Scroll down to see how the Paris centerpiece would look without trees, without people, and relocated around the world, among other scenarios.
The Eiffel Tower without trees
The Eiffel Tower without people
The Eiffel Tower replaces the Neuschwanstein Castle, in Germany
The Eiffel Tower attacked by Minions
The Eiffel Tower after a zombie apocalypse
The Eiffel Tower all knotted up
Paris without The Eiffel Tower
If The Eiffel Tower was replaced with the Statue of Liberty
The Eiffel Tower featured in crowdsourced logo designs:
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Written by Kevin Bradford on Thursday, March 31, 2016
Kevin Bradford is a content editor at DesignCrowd with a background in journalism and digital production. Experienced in both writing and videography, he loves combining his skills to create captivating content across all multimedia channels.
