1. What worked well with me for this project was using the healing brush tool to cover up the rips in the photos.
2. The most challenging was trying to heal faces if they was rips on them.
3. Next time I would try find a picture that has more background rips than on people.
4. I used the healing tool a lot to cover up the rips in the background of the picture and even on the people in them.
5. I can use this method on some old family photos of mine.

1. What worked well with me was the repetition of a single picture.
2. The most challenging part of this project was getting the colors I wanted for each picture.
3. Next time I will work on my project earlier and keep up with it.
4. I used the repetition tool on the frame picture of me all around the sides and I used saturation in my picture a lot to get the colors I wanted. I also used the cropping tool to crop me out from the background.
5. I would know how to style a picture in a pop art form.

1. What worked well for me was taking the pictures.
2. The challenging thing was puzzling them all together and making them fit to make them as one big picture.
3. Next time, I will be more steady on taking the pictures so that way it will be easier to piece together.
4. I used the resize tool to make each individual picture big or small.
5. In the future, I know how to make a montage for personal entertainment. I really like this type of photography and I really enjoy it.

 

 

Reflection:
1. What worked well for me was use the clone tool.
2. The most challenging part of this was using the tools for the first time, it can get really confusing.
3. Next time I will take my time using the clone tool.
4. I used the cloning tool to copy their faces. Once I had it I used the eraser to get rid of the marks that I didn't need on the faces.
5. I know how to face swap correctly so if I wanted to do this for the fun of it I will know how to.