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If i had to do this again, i would explore the opportunities more thoroughly and see how many patterns i could possibly make

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During this project, i liked taking the photo and seeing how many patterns i could make and my favorite photo would probably have to be the eyeball photo. i struggled most with making sure that the grid was aligned and there were no white spaces

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In order to make a tessellation, you must first make a grid, it can be 8x8 or 4x4 or whatever you want it to be, then you use guide lines to space out how big you want the photographs to be when you melt them together. You then choose a photograph you want to use and open in it a seperate tab on photoshop, and then crop out a part of that photo that you think would look best for a tessellation and make sure that it is the size that you gridded the templet out to. Once you place the photo on top of the template and fit it into the guides, you then duplicate the layer and line it up with the original as well as with the guid. Then you either flip the photo horizontally or vertically. You copy the last three steps until you have filled out the entire template and then merge visible. Finally you remove the guides and save the image as a JPEG

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To me, a tessellation means taking an original piece o art and making it into something totally extraordinaire and making it something that people can enjoy to look at and watching them see what the original photo was is the best part to me.