Where's Waldo

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For the "Where's Waldo" assignment, I had to make a collage-like picture and hide myself in the picture dressed as Waldo. Can you find me? For each and every image you can see in the picture, I had to find it on the internet, cut it out in Photoshop, and position it how I liked. I also had to arrange the layers so that certain things would be in front of other things.This project took the longest of all my projects so far, because I had to go through multiple steps to add each image. Overall, although it took a while, I loved doing this project because I got to create a picture with a lot of my favorite things and I really like the result.

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