I'd say the strongest part of my pieces is the Wawk (Wolf and Hawk), the wolf and the hawk seem so well blended in together that it actually kinda does look like a real animal. A part of my Liat (Lion and Bat) piece I think is weak is the head, I didn't do as well blending those two animals together and it just doesn't look right or realistic. For tools I used the move tool, the clone stamp tool, the eraser, the paint brush, and the crop tool. I used the crop tool to get the certain amounts of a picture I actually needed so I have no random background stuff, I used the eraser to erase any other parts of another picture I didn't want, I used the paint brush mostly just to fill in color when needed, and the clone stamp tool to place the head of one animal on another. And I used the move tool to move certain parts of the picture into place. The easy part of this activity was choosing what animals  I wanted to combine honestly. The difficult part of this activity was trying to get these animals to look realistic. I used my tools to blend many animals into one and tried my best to make them look realistic as well. If I could do this assignment again, I'd probably combine more animals into the Weeaboo( Cat, dog, lizard, and panda), maybe adding more animals would've looked pretty cool. I would say 8, I did put quite a lot of work into this project, but I could've worked on the Liat a bit more.

The strongest part of my visual is the right side of the image to me. I say this because they look better in the way of color, they have brighter and happier colors, that are not too dark so you can still see my face, but are also just looking great overall. The part of my piece that could be improved on is probably the left side. The way it could be improved on is I could try to make it not so dark so that my face is actually recognizable, I really do think I made a mistake with that. For tools I used the: move tool, magic wand, the paint brush, and I guess if filters count, filters. I would take the picture and I'd put the filters on the four of them individually, and to add the color to each picture I used the paint brush, and I used the magic wand to select the parts of my picture to color in. The easiest part of this project was probably just moving the pictures into the right place, considering all I had to do was move a picture into a corner. The hardest part of this activity was probably the painting, I say this because sometimes it would not color what I wanted and I'd have to deselect and re-select the part of my picture I wanted to paint. I demonstrated the goals of this project by applying the correct filters and colors and adding more of a diversity of colors to the pictures and putting them all together in a big piece that resembles the work of Andy Warhol. If I could do this assignment again I'd probably choose different colors. I'd give myself an 8, because I feel like I didn't truly explore what creative things I could do with color in this project.