i can try to help you i did after all take three photoshop classes in high school so if you have any questions i'd be happy to help just don't be scared to ask!!! C:

@Byte: Faces...How do you swap them? .__.

I probably should've mentioned I made a pic with Nicolas Cage's face on the Leaning Tower of Pisa...

hahaha that would be funny btw sorry it is taking me a while to reply my ds died so have you tried the lasso tool it would take a lot of concentration but it works make sure to get every corner or you could pull a me and do a circle around the face and erase the background (besides the face) then move it to where you want it and if you want to distort it into any shape go to (i think it is) edit and click transform and transform it into any shape then to exit transform press the enter key i hoppe this helps if you have anyother questions please don't be afraid and i'll try my best to help in any way!!! C:

my dad got me photoshop when I was little, I still cant use it 10 years later ^^'

and to swap them just make two pages the second one can be any size but again lasso the face(s) but do one at a time put the face on the other page and don't delete it do the same thing with the other face then just swap but edit it to make it realistic (which wont be hard for you since you are such a good artist) anyway i hope this helped and again you can always count on me!!! C: p.s. the pen tool you click in one spot then click the spot you want to con.nect (?) it to if that helps any!!! C:

and this is a suggestion but why don't you start a deviantart if you don't have one already and if you want to know my devian is Crunch1928 i kinda want to see that Tower of Nicholas

^ He can't. His father has a bad opinion of it.

^ OOHHHH YEAH sorry for rubbing salt in the wounds Stalker unu

By the way, I used to use gimp. If it's anything like what you're using then everything will come with time, practice, and just messing with different tools. Something I tried was dedicating a day to each tool: use as much of that day's tool as possible to get a feel for it. It takes a bit of extra time, but it works better than fidgeting around at random when you need an effect and aren't sure how to get the results you need. You're a good artist, I'm sure you can get that thing working.

try gim.p its much easyer (why wont colors exept the word gim.p?)

did i help in anyway?

Oh boy. Photoshop is definately a neat program, but sometimes, it can be quite challenging to use at times... ; P

The pen tool is best used as another way of selecting things, like the lasso, except you can control curved selections. Just searching up "pen tool photoshop" on google will teach you how to use it.