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Tessellation In my own words means Multiple pictures flipped or moved around to make a great picture of something else. To make a tessellation first, you create a templet of 8 by 8 inches. Then you use a guide to put your lines where they go depending on how many squares you want. Then you open up your image and crop t in a square to exactly what you want to use. After that, you size your image to the size of your squares to make the perfect fit. Then you drag the image over to the templet and you start duplicating the layer and flipping to create an amazing picture. When you are done you merge the layers and save on desktop. I really like how the images look weird but you can still tell what it is. My favorite one was the 4'' square with the purple flower. I struggled to try to flip and knowing which way to flip to make them look perfect. No, I would not do it differently because I like the way it came out and it was easy for me to see the format and the way I did it.