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Collages in Photoshop

     
In the butterfly project we learned how to use the clone stamp tool and how to change the wings.


 In our final project we learned how to take the Raven head and crop it and take it and put it on top of a different image. Plus we learned how to use the mask to blur the edges of the images.


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