SWBAT:

1. Complete 2 texture mapping activities: the first one with the images provided and a second with personally chosen images.

2. Add patterns / textures to objects or animals 

3. Use a layer mask to apply shadows and highlights to the patterns / textures

See Assessment below at the bottom of this page (Blue Text)

Texture Mapping

1. Download file linked to the left.

2. Name it Texture Mapping followed by a space, your last name, and then your first.

Example:

Texture Mapping Hooker Martina.psd

1. Image > Adjustments > Brightness Contrast

Make the darks darker and the lights lighter

 1. Filter > Noise > Median For the arm image 10 pixels works well.

The goal is to get rid of as much of the skin texture as possible without distorting and making it look fake

1. Filter > Blur > Gaussian > Blur

The arm doesn't need much of this filter to make it smoother after applying the median noise filter.

But if you're using your own images, you might need it

Sections 5 - 7 were destructive edits to the copy of the arm layer

1. TURN ON the ZEBRA FUR layer and HIGHLIGHT it

1. With ZEBRA layer HIGHLIGHTED, Click ONCE on the LAYER MASK icon (See left)

1. Complete a SECOND texture mapping of two or more images in your file

2. Follow the steps here again carefully

3. Use the OVERLAY Blending Mode or try a different one.  The  one shown left has the DARKEN blending mode

40 PTS: The Texture Mapping exercise was completed as directed

55 PTS: A SECOND texture mapping of two or more images was done in the Texture Mapping file.

5 PTS: Work was done in a timely fashion

1. Show your work in class 

and

upload it to the assignment posting in Google Classroom