This tutorial was actually more time consuming than I figured it would be. Getting the "shine" on the letters the way the tutorial suggested didn't work for me, so I'm not exactly sure what I did, but it worked! Also, I liked the bubbles, they're cute.

  For my inner me, I chose Loki, from the Avengers (No, Nicholas, that's not Satan). I used the group selection tool to select Loki, then I filled him with black, then lowered the opacity. His arm went over the door, so I cut it off and moved it around to make it look a bit more realistic. The picture I chose of Loki was him wearing a cape, so as a silhouette, his legs didn't show. That looks okay, but it was strange trying to make my shadow morph into his.

 

This tutorial was kind of difficult for me, I had to completely start over twice because I couldn't figure out what the instructions were trying to say, but after I got past that, I really liked the concept! 

I really liked this tutorial! The effects put on the image of the man made the hair have an interesting look, which I liked. The only problem I had with this tutorial was trying to make the stock photo watermark unnoticeable.

This was really interesting, now I don't think I hate this program as much as I thought I did. This assignment as fairly easy, and I could see myself using this skill!

Shadow

So far, in Photoshop, this has been the tutorial I most enjoyed. I like the concept, and it was easy enough to do! The quick selection tool was really helpful to have learned in this, too.

Refine Edge Tool

 The photo on the top is the refined photo, and the bottom is the original. I thought this tool was fairly easy to use, but the neck got sort of messed up and I tried to fix it, but I didn't get too far with that.

I honestly can't say I like Photoshop so far. The thing about this that was the hardest is that you can't undo more than once, so that wasted a bit of my time. I suppose I'm happy with how this turned out, though.