Where'd you get that pic of Felix? Im having a hard time finding a decent selection of Felix heads. Also, did you add that body to the head or did it come with it? And my last shopquery is : On the Jeff/Stones Urinal Job, did you add the grain effect to Jeffs head or add it uniformly throughout the image? The head is from the Felix Millan Little League site, here: http://www.eteamz.com/felixmillanlittleleague/news/ There's also a nice picture there of Felix with his family at spring training. The body is Robert Redford from The Sting. I couldn't find any other pictures of someone playing poker and facing the right direction, and this one only seems to exist in black and white, so I had to color it in. That's kind of the definition of borderline obsessive right there. And I applied the grain just to Jeffy's head, to match the grain in the picture. It's "film grain," to be exact. I made a duplicate layer, applied the grain, then reduced the transparency of that layer to tone the grain down a bit. The hardest part was actually matching the tinting of the original. It would have been a lot easier if I'd desaturated the original and re-tinted the whole thing at the end. How are you getting drawing effects like Felix in the boat? Using filters in the program and tweaking those, or doing any drawing of your own? Amazin, the work with the Redford body. And you put him in orange and blue. Awesoooome! The "borderline obsessive" business: thats not a bad thing if you channel it into something like this. I have no doubt that being a bit obsessive over detail makes me a better photoshopper, and graphic artist in general. For this kind of thing I embrace the obsession. The Jeff grain : you are damn good. For the Felix portrait: First I used the PsP "contour effect" on Felixs head. Sometimes this creates a very nice outline drawing of an image- but it didn't here- so I just kept the overall outline and removed all lines within the face. I had to [crossout]hand draw[/crossout], ugh, I mean mouse draw the main details like eyes, nose, mouth. Then I added some lines and details on a separate layer to try and make it look like the original artists style. Then I applied a "motion blur" (at an appropriate angle) to that layer and it made the lines look smoother, less pixely, and more like the guys style. Thnx for the link to the Millan site