Three Masking Techniques



Three Masking Techniques

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The three masking techniques are really cool and help me add images with other's backgrounds or images. The first composition is Pablo Escobar with Terry from a game and put them on a stage. Terry is supposed to say check this out and punch Pablo out of the stage. I masked Terry and Pablo and added them to the background. I think that it looks funny and got the idea from the game Super Smash Bros. After adjusting the height of Terry and Pablo so they can be around the same height, I finished the first composition. The second composition is a piece of mandarin orange and a plastic spoon. I made the Mandarin the background, then selected it so it can be masked. I  colored part of the spoon's mask so the Mandarin can be seen through it. The third composition was the pencil being selected and then turned into a mask. After that, I duplicated the layer with the mask so only the pencil can be seen. I kept one of the pencils without a mask so I can have a background. After duplicating the layer four times I finished the thirded composition. I found that using all the compositions was fun and chill compared to the other stuff we have been doing. Masking fits with Non-Destructive Image Editing because it doesn't affect the original image and can be altered back by removing the mask. 

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