Switching out the image in a dynamic effect

- [Instructor] In this movie,…we'll take what is now an asymmetrical work of twirl art,…and we'll turn it into something slightly more…representational, such as this lion,…if you can imagine it,…with this heart-shaped mouth.…And we'll being doing so…by replacing the base photographic image.…Those yellow and purple tulips,…as you may recall,…with this portrait shot.…And the beauty of smart filters,…is that once you construct a dynamic composition,…you can switch out the photographic images…and see what happens.…And so I'll go ahead and switch over…to my artwork so far,…and I'll double-click on any one of the thumbnails…for the smart object layers, because, after all,…all four them reference the same photograph.…

And that will bring up the tulips, as I'm seeing here.…Next, I'll go ahead and switch over to this portrait shot,…and with the background layer active,…I'll press Control A, or Command A, on a MAC,…in order to select the image,…and then I'll just press Control C,…or Command C on a MAC, to copy it.…Now, I'll switch over to that flowers file,…