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When we created digital
tattoos on the computer, we learned the art
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concepts of opaque and
translucent. In this exercise, we used the opacity
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bar to make a tattoo
translucent on human skin. The top layer contained
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an image of a transparent
tattoo and the bottom layer contained an image
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of
human skin.
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Today, we are going to apply
our knowledge of transparency and
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opaqueness in order to design
a digital CD cover of the lyric that we
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downloaded from the internet.
Instead of making the entire image
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translucent, we are going to
learn how to select specific areas of an image
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that we want to be opaque and
translucent. By creating a layer mask, I
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am going to demonstrate how to
blend two images. Unlike the opacity bar,
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this tool allows the designer
to control which parts of the image will be
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opaque and translucent.
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As graphic designers, we will
learn how the overall meaning of our song
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relates to the composition
that was created by a layer mask.
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