Take an object you have created and make it look more realistic using more complex materials and textures. Create mesh objects with the following materials or textures applied to them. For the assignment, you should have an object or objects with the following things:

1. At least 2 different materials or textures total
2. At least one procedural texture.
3. You can have both materials on a single object or on 2 different objects. The objects can be simple objects (cubes, spheres, etc), unless you are doing a complex UV wrapping material. 

You need to use at least 2 of the techniques below.

• UV mapping
  • Map a UV material to a more complex object that has curves and many sides.
  • UV wrap an object with 20 or more sides.
  • Example Tutorial : AnvilPart 5.
• Texture Painting
  • Paint directly onto your object using a paintbrush and other tools. 
  • Tutorials
    
    • Texture Painting for Absolute Beginners by Surfaced Studio
    • Texture Painting for Beginners by Ryan King Art. He talks about using a graphics tablet to paint, which is easier to use. You can borrow a graphics tablet from Mr. Didier if you want to use one. 
• Multi-node editing
  • Create a complex shading or material using 6 or more nodes.
  • Create two objects using 6 or more nodes.
• Bump, displacement, and roughness maps
  • Use these to give 3D texture to objects.
  • Create two objects using different 3D textures.
  • Tutorials
    • Image textures and bump map tutorial.
    • Displacement Maps by Ryan King Art
• Procedural textures
  • Use at least 1 procedural textures.
  • Use some of Blender’s material generators instead of using an imported image. These will generally be multi-node textures and often use bump/displacement maps.
  • Tutorials
    • Procedural Textures Tutorial
    • Top 6 Texture Nodes by CG Cookie
    • Ryan King Art has many procedural materials:
      • Procedural Nodes for Beginners 
      • Brick
      • Cobblestone
      • Leather
      • Marble
      • Rock
      • Tree Bark
      • Wood
      • Wood Floor
    • Sam Bowman also has many procedural texture tutorials
      • Iron
      • Leaf texture
      • Mountains
      • Night Sky
      • Tiger Stripes
      • Tiles
    • Reptilian Skin Shader by Ducky 3D
    • Fabric weave by Erindale
    • Fabric material by TopChanel1on1. He moves quickly and skips some things, but generates a quick fabric material.
    • Baking procedural textures to speed render times.