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Texture refers to the surface quality or "feel" of an object, whether smooth, rough, soft, etc. There are two main types of texture - tactile texture which is actual texture felt through touch, and visual texture which is implied texture perceived through sight alone. Tactile texture is created by adding, subtracting, or engraving material, while visual texture represents tactile texture using graphic elements to imply a texture. Natural textures belong to natural surfaces like skin or bark, while artificial textures are man-made surfaces like steel or paper. Texture, whether tactile or visual, can be used in art creation through techniques like lines, patterns, folding, or dripping.
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- 1. Texture
- 2. • Texture refers to the surface quality or "feel" of an object - smooth, rough, soft, etc. • Textures may be actual (felt with touch - tactile) or implied (suggested by the way an artist has created the work of art -visual).
- 3. Types of Texture • Tactile or actual • Visual or implied • Natural • Artificial
- 4. Tactile Texture • Tactile is the quality of a surface. • It is the actual 3D feel of a surface. It is real. • It is the way something feels when you touch it.
- 5. Tactile texture • You can create a tactile texture in art by: • Adding • Subtracting • Engraving
- 6. Visual Texture • Visual texture represents a tactile texture using graphic elements • It is what tactile texture looks like on a 2D surface. It is implied. • We can create visual textures using art procedures: scraping, stenciling, printing • The textures you see in a photograph are visual textures. A photograph always looks smooth no matter how rough the objects in the photograph are. • We can create a visual texture by drawing a pattern.
- 7. EXAMPLES
- 8. Natural Texture • Natural textures belong to natural elements like elephant skin, the bark of a tree, or surface of a rose petal.
- 11. Artificial Texture • This is the surface of any object made by humans. • For example, steel, paper, different kind of fabrics, etc.
- 21. Art Creation Using points, lines and planes…
- 22. Using lines…
- 23. You can even use writing or text…
- 24. Folding papers…