This is my Tattoo project for my Raster Graphics Software class at Pitt State. We had to find an image with visible skin so we could add a lot of tattoos to it. Then I had to make sure the tattoos I added covered 95% of the skin of the woman. When I added the vector tattoos, I rescaled it to where I wanted it to go. I changed the perspective or skewed it if needed. I altered the blending mode to either multiply or darken. Then I lowered the opacity of the tattoo for it to blend into the skin. I erased part of the vector when needed to give it dimension around a body part or clothing, or when part of it was not needed. The Adobe Photoshop tools I used for this tattoo project are all listed below.
Images were acquired from multiples sources: unsplash.com (woman), and all tattoo vector images came from my teacher shared in OneDrive.
Tools used in Photoshop:
move
transform (command T)
blending modes - multiply or darken
opacity
skew
perspective
eraser
