![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh58CvEMglk1I4HVtXcY5c1Qz8-87k2aJCz5BYk5POt5XRskn_MMqDfM4tKXiSMdVYwmnn1NrPyQOKu54mJrd58vIezPQwMebIyZPkTx-eI8qUyrpjhryHoqdTY_4ogW-cTt285IUSTgRg/s320/The+Fish+-+Part+5.jpg)
I then needed to add a texture to the fish to make it look more realistic. I thought about my original idea of camouflaging the fish and I thought I could probably make a better stamp by giving the fish scales and putting it in its usual habitat. I then searched the Internet for some decent picture of fish scales but it was very difficult to find some that matched the fish and looked good. Because I couldn't find anything suitable I made my own fish texture with the images below.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiCVRO7Ju24FW0OyxgSTxbU3BwUO4Z-SpC8w3rInaMMOQYOJtS2KvkPeaCvJyF7Y-DkpfVKB4SpxCWWKk681eFhuBlMbp4PiGYaMe_LlA2uPMxNiei88dhRP4b0Mq_oBCZuWZGc6cAaagw/s320/Fish_Scales_for_Mermaid_Stock_by_Enchantedgal_Stock.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9ZZUq713t0lM1c1sk1sEFTy_9bgeyw-lEz074Gyaal6cVqKStucZntdP4YEIAGpIFU0-g0YH6CPvnmmEg-068uFKB7DoF-21qUOkaE8sJ0A2i4nwVes-V_DttUY_N_EAr6_qRVPoZwps/s320/23325.jpg)
I then put these images together in Adobe Photoshop to make sure that the pictures were in the right places. I had to go back and keep moving the pictures to position them perfectly.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgZ_jaDNLImVBUZq7nPOo9DX9uZU4fr2mYAMtAwnLVtL8ScFBVwxmHx4kLkzruLnqZf-fF4AUrqZ1zVyZNida_4I8BX7zXcTvpEWmU088qhk3LfAFw7cfgIa1DH-Pocm3spBv_5Tql0Dw4/s320/hfku.jpg)
I used the 'UVW Mapping' modifier tool to make sure that the image wrapped around the fish well. I then changed the colour of the fishes eyes because the bright green colour didn't look realistic. I did this by using the material editor and gave the black eye a gloss to make it look shiny.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiX5SvO9Uat35l88pDJq91Lk-TyLBLsFjpTLosxmQpuZJHTjbVEGMQG11o60_BwVla_ZHzng0lKl2RDnw-ghR2rQXfbzATK2z-W9WwSN77vf1MnJFSPEz5j2Uoiy52tVENFbilUFqGJhfg/s320/The+Fish+-+Part+6a.jpg)
This is the rendered image of the finished fish without the background. I am more than happy with this image because I did not expect it to look this good. I like the way I was able to blend the pictures with each other to make the fish look like it has different texture fins and body.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjGBM8VvGBQt2rdxHdHBjFjqZp-hXDT2YwZW4bOcfwZaK12jNabmaqfKvPGpLdobrwLq8Iby5b_n1UM3ZmTu6d89m7uvcEjAIIwtiPv9tFQBrJP_97m2QnEgv4E5qGLS-n3KKfKyX4ulNU/s320/The+Fish+-+Part+6.jpg)
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