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You can use the tessellation technique to create a stained-glass effect.

You can alter the appearance of mosaics and tessellations in many ways. For example, you can give a three-

dimensional (3D) appearance to mosaics or add points to tessellations to increase the number of shapes.

This section contains the following topics:

• “Creating a mosaic” (page 736)

• “Selecting and removing tiles” (page 739)

• “Specifying tile and grout color” (page 741)

• “Adjusting mosaic tile dimensions and randomness” (page 742)

• “Filling an area with tiles” (page 746)

• “Creating 3D tiles” (page 747)

• “Re-rendering mosaic tiles” (page 748)

• “Stroking and filling a selection with mosaic tiles” (page 749)

• “Adding mosaic effects to an image” (page 750)

• “Creating tessellations” (page 750)

Creating a mosaic

You can create a mosaic from scratch or from a clone source. When you create a mosaic, it is applied

directly to the canvas. You cannot apply mosaic tiles inside a layer.

After you exit the Mosaic and Tessellation dialog box, you can treat this rendered image just like any

photograph or painting. You can paint it, apply effects to it, select portions of it, or increase the canvas size.

You can also integrate mosaic effects into an existing image. For information, see “Adding mosaic effects to

an image” on page 750.

After you apply tiles to a mosaic, you can select, deselect, or remove tiles to change their color or apply

effects to them. For information, see “Selecting and removing tiles” on page 739 and “Specifying tile and

grout color” on page 741.

When creating mosaics from scratch, you can follow these helpful guidelines:

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