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Here is one of my favorite pieces of Photoshop work. I scanned one of my drawings of a room, and was able to digitalize it by adding in many pictures and items. I made it into the Ultimate Man's Room (or at least the room that I would want). It taught me a lot about extracting things from images, and able to skew and distort the perspective of an image so that it could have the right viewing angle. At the time, this project pushed me to my limits as I learned a lot about Photoshop.  

4 out of 5

This project has got to be by far the best and most worked on project I have done using Photoshop. The theme was supposed to be a headless girl playing one of these arcade claw games, and she would be trying to pick up a new head for her body. The best thing about this was the original idea that I had, and also that I did everything all by hand in Photoshop. It was all completely drawn by myself, and I learned how to extract the heads for the claw to pick up. 

5 out of 5

This project was one of the first times I used Photoshop on my own. This was a banner that I had made for the Warren Football game during their football season. This was an extremely large banner and through this I learned all the types of blending options. The hardest part of this project was how to get the settings correctly for it to print right. 

3 out of 5

This is an honorary member of my Best page. It was created by my friend Ann and she made it for me. Shows a cool way to make puzzles using Photoshop. 

5 out of 5

Here is a new type of effect that I learned through a tutorial. It makes everything look like yummy chocolate. I applied this chocolate effect to the fruit man that I made in one of my tutorials. I had to cut up each fruit separately and then add in the blending effect to each separate layer.

3 out of 5