This assignment is about combining vector (Adobe Illustrator) images with a raster image. You will need to reference the Layer Modes assignment and determine which "mode" will best blend images into the skin, even if they have a white background. Image brushes can also be used to apply "tattoos" but a library of vector images are provided. The other key features you will use with the tattoo application is under the Edit menu: Transform > Rotate, Flip, Skew, Distort, Perspective. 

Your main image should show maximum skin, but be appropriate for your portfolio. In movie terms, it should be "G" rated. Your main image can be a download or one of your own images. Several students have used their own images and surprised parents with the "after" version. If you choose to use your own image, please note the expectations of having a neutral, uncluttered background. 

Open a file in Photoshop

Re-size a canvas

Create a new canvas

Import vector images into Photoshop as pixels

Apply Layer Modes assignment

Apply Transform tools: scale, perspective, skew, distort

Manage and organize layers

Adjust layer opacity and fill

Adjust image adjustments

Adjust image levels

Adjust image hue/saturation

Access OneDrive image library

Download zipped folders of multiple images

Open vector files in Illustrator

Copy/Paste vector files from Illustrator to Photoshop as pixels

Source images free of copyright restriction

Use appropriate selection tools

Scale images in proportion

Rotate images

Select specific pixels

Delete designated pixels

Save in appropriate file format and using file naming structure

Image was used with permission from Unsplash.com 

(Photo by Joshua Rawson Harrris) 

All tattoos were used with permission from the stock images from the school server