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Now what we're going to do is we're going to take our our second, second image, and
apply it over the first. And the way we do that is we're going to use our clay. Again,
it's the the Das clay that dries by itself when it's exposed to the air. So we're going
to put that over the the image that we just laid down. We're going to we're going to use
that to elevate parts of the image, and then we can go ahead and put the other image, the
duplicate image on top of it. So we take our clay, we put, as we have to form it into the
exact; as close as possible, the exact images that we have on the bottom, because that's
really what's going to stand out when we put the other image on top of it. So we have to
really get a nice shape of where we're going to be sticking the second image, and we put
a little bit of glue down so that the clay will stick. And we go ahead and compare it
to the second image, so now this bear's face is going to actually look like it's coming
out of the picture. You might have to take pieces of clay and put them together, and
just make the right shape that you want. It doesn't really matter which parts of the image
you want to elevate, to stand out. That's just basically whatever you decide, whatever
effect you want. Just to have certain parts of the image coming out is kind of a a neat
effect, so it really doesn't matter which parts you want to put the clay on. So I place
the clay over the areas of the image that I want to raise up. It's important to know
that the the second print is going to go over this, these clay pieces, and the clay pieces
should be a little bit smaller than the image itself, so we don't really want to see these
clay, the clay part at all. So the we should really try when we're going over the image
on the bottom, we should really try and just make it within the insides of the the border
of the image. And also, when we cut the second image, we should go ahead and make it a little
bit wider, give a little; few millimeters even of a bit of a border, so that when we
lay it over the clay pieces, it will also be able to cover up, and not be able to see
any of the clay underneath, but it will still look like it's elevated, and have that 3D
effect.