I incorporated the toy plane into the Spaceballs movie poster.  Covering the original spaceship, I masked out parts of the plane so that it appears to be behind the letters.  I did not change the angle of the plane because it would have distorted the image.  To accommodate for the angle, I made it appear as though the plane is in a turn, flying towards the viewer.  The plane is a vector graphic because I wanted to match the drawing style of the poster.  Changing the hue/ saturation, it makes it look like it belongs in the poster.

Big Ego

The composite above consists of two separate pictures, one of a girl in a box, and the other a room.  I placed the girl in the room and started on shadows and shading to make it appear as though she fit.  Along with this, I shifted parts of the room to the right and switched the floor with the original.  This is a fun project and I hope to keep adding improvements to it

The animals in the window was a fun project with a few simple steps.  Overall, the use of hue/saturation layers brought this image together along with a few shadows.  The shadows were the hardest part; finding the angles of them was complicated.  In the end this image came together for a pretty convincing composite of giant animals in a window.