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1. What does tessellation mean, in your own words?
I think tessellation means to take one photo and merge it closely together to make an even cooler picture.
2. How you created the tessellation?
I went out and took pictures of multiple items and plants and chose the ones I thought would look the coolest. I made my guide lines by going to View then I went to new guide and made them at each inch, or every two inches, or every four inches. Then I chose the picture for that tessellation and made sure it would look good. I then when to file then open and opened up the picture and used the move tool to move it onto my "guide" and scaled it into the square and make a duplicate layer of it and went to edit, transform and the i clicked horizontal. I did that for ever other photo and on the second row I flipped it virticle and horizontal.
3. What did you like about this? What was your favorite image? I liked that the pictures went from something so simple and blossomed into something even cooler. I really liked the one of the shoe tree because it looks completely different from the actual picture.
4. What did you struggle with?
I struggled in the beginning with the rotations but I understood it after watching the videos.
5. If you had to do it over again, what would you do differently?
If I had to do it over again I would take more pictures of different things and different angles and up closer. I need to have my photos more cropped if I had the chance to redo it.