Pen tool and sketch - Graphics tablet

Here is my original image as you can see some of the outlines look darker then the others this is where I have gone over it.

Without the image you can see what i have accomplished. I think this looks very good and simple, aslthough does take some time, I will certainly be usin g this technique again.

Surrealism workshop with Paul Parsons

Using the polygon lesson tool i started cutting shapes up and making them bigger and smaller by using the transform tool.

I did the same with the magic wand tool and pen tool to delete the background of the bubble, then I selected the gap between the women's legs and arms on layer 1 and then went on to the bubble layer and deleted the gap to make it look more realistic.

I then used one of my other images and blended it together by using the paintbrush set to 'clear mode' and then changed the settings to differences. Overall i am happy with my outcome and will be using what I have learnt again!

I added a shadow to make it look more realistic.

Using the star shape and the dash sign to create this, I love this as it look very surreal

 I then created 4 rectangles and coloured them in, I then blended it and changed the setting while using preview to see how it was going to look then I used the white arrow to make it curved as you can see to the left.

 I then  started another surrealism image using Biggie smalls

 I then used the magic wand tool to delete the background and the clone to make the sky look more realistic.

I then did the same again with the coloured lines by blending them, I used the motion blur to blur him but i did it just so you can realise who it is.