You need to demonstrate at least 4 materials: a basic color, a simple texture, a transparent texture, and a UV wrapped texture. You can create the following mesh objects with the following materials or textures applied to them to accomplish them.

1. Two walls and a floor made out of planes or cubes and placed together to form a corner of a room. Add the following textures to them.
   1. Add a simple color to at least one of them.
   2. Add a simple texture or material (bricks, stone, metal, wood, etc) to at least one of them. 
   3. Add a color or material to the third wall just so that it is not gray like the Blender void.
2. Add a transparent object in the room so that you can look through it to the objects above. In order to see transparent objects, you need to look through them to other objects and not the Blender void.
   1. Use a somewhat complex object for the transparency. Basic shapes such as cubes and spheres don’t reflect light very well and can be hard to see as transparencies. Good transparent objects to use include:
      1. A drinking glass or cup. You can create this from a cube, inset the top face and then extrude the middle face in. 
      2. The monkey mesh object (Suzanne). This object has many faces and reflects light well for this project. 
      3. Your object from the Beginner Modeling assignment. Don’t use the Beginner Meshes objects as they are all simple objects and will each require transparent materials applied to them. 
   2. Add the transparency using one of the techniques in the tutorials below. There are many ways to do transparencies, I just need to see one way. See below for some other tips on transparent objects.
3. A cube or other simple mesh that has simple UV mapping and wrapping applied to it, including the setting of seams. You need to use a separate 2D image (jpg, png, etc) to wrap onto your object. Instead of a checkerboard from the tutorial, try a different texture, like stripes, applied to a cube. You can do a quick Google search for texture images that can be used for this or use the texture from an object above. UV wrapping more complex objects like your object from the Beginner Modeling project is more complicated than you need for this assignment. UV wrapping complex objects is a skill for the Intermediate Materials and Textures assignment.