texture. what is texture? texture refers to how the surface of something feels to the touch. it is...
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Texture
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What Is Texture?Texture refers to how the surface of
something feels to the touch. It is perceived through touch & vision.
Texture refers to how the surface of something feels to the touch.
It is perceived through touch & vision.
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Actual TextureActual Textures occur in real objects that
you can actually touch. Actual Textures occur in real objects that
you can actually touch.
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Simulated Texture
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An imitation of an actual texture using a visual illustration of a real texture
You can see these textures and imagine how they feel, but they would only feel like the surface painted on.
It’s the illusion of a 3D surface.
An imitation of an actual texture using a visual illustration of a real texture
You can see these textures and imagine how they feel, but they would only feel like the surface painted on.
It’s the illusion of a 3D surface.
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Invented TextureThe impression of texture, invented by the
artist, that it is used in a decorative, rather than realistic way
The impression of texture, invented by the artist, that it is used in a decorative, rather than realistic way
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Glossy v. Matte
Glossy refers to a smooth & shiny surface, like a newly waxed floor. Reflects bright light.
Matte means dull- smooth but not shiny, like the surface of a chalkboard. Reflects soft, dull light.
Glossy refers to a smooth & shiny surface, like a newly waxed floor. Reflects bright light.
Matte means dull- smooth but not shiny, like the surface of a chalkboard. Reflects soft, dull light.
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Smooth v. Rough
smooth-reflects light evenly; ex: plastic, chrome, table top
rough-reflects light unevenly; ex: fur, grass, sand paper
smooth-reflects light evenly; ex: plastic, chrome, table top
rough-reflects light unevenly; ex: fur, grass, sand paper
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Methods Used by Artists to Add Texture to Their Work: Decalcomania-a technique of creating random texture patterns by applying thick paint to two
surfaces, pressing them together, and then pulling apart
Frottage: a method of creating texture by rubbing a crayon over a piece of paper on a rough surface to capture the texture or scraping across a freshly painted canvas that has been placed over a similar surface
Grattage: the technique of scratching into wet paint with a variety of tools to create texture
Decalcomania-a technique of creating random texture patterns by applying thick paint to two surfaces, pressing them together, and then pulling apart
Frottage: a method of creating texture by rubbing a crayon over a piece of paper on a rough surface to capture the texture or scraping across a freshly painted canvas that has been placed over a similar surface
Grattage: the technique of scratching into wet paint with a variety of tools to create texture
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Collageartistic composition of materials, such as
fabric or paper, pasted over a surface
initiated by Picasso in 1912 when he pasted a section of commercially printed oilcloth to his cubist painting, Still Life with Chair Caning
artistic composition of materials, such as fabric or paper, pasted over a surface
initiated by Picasso in 1912 when he pasted a section of commercially printed oilcloth to his cubist painting, Still Life with Chair Caning