The place setting and toast are 2 different images. The text was created with Illustrator, then edited to look like strawberry jelly through layer adjustments, textures, and pattern overlays.

The final composite image. I used non-destructive layer masks, layer adjustments, a variety of blending modes, and noise to match the source image's quality and color.

This restoration was created using only the Spot Healing Brush and Clone Stamp tools. I did restored the entire image using one tool on one layer, and the other tool on a second layer. I then used layer masks to pick the pieces of each restoration I liked best and create one solid image.

The task was to restore this image, using only the Clone Stamp tool and/or the Spot Healing Brush tool. Then create a composite with outside images, matching the original's color and texture.

I took an image of my friend playing Hecate in the play Macbeth and made her look like an evil doll. I used non-destructive photo editing techniques, textures, overlays, and adjustment layers.

This train was abandoned near a ghost town in southern Utah. I thought it would be fun to make this picture look old, so it would fit its story. I used textures, overlay, adjustment layers, and masks.