Texture transfer refers to giving an object the appearance of having the same texture as a sample, while still preserving its basic shape. Texture transfer is achieved by encouraging sampled patches to have a similar appearance to a given target image, as well as matching overlapping regions of already sampled patches. The following screenshot shows the output generated by the algorithm for texture transfer:
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