TEXTURE ABOUT TEXTURE. Texture is the graphical representation of the inner surface of an outline, or a silhouette Texture is the graphical representation.

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TEXTURE ABOUT TEXTURE

Texture is the graphical representation of the inner surface of an outline, or a silhouette Texture is the graphical representation of the inner surface of an outline, or a silhouette It is the visual or tactile characteristic of all surfaces. The material used to make objects gives the surface a certain texture such as rugosity, softness, roughness, homogeneity, etc It is the visual or tactile characteristic of all surfaces. The material used to make objects gives the surface a certain texture such as rugosity, softness, roughness, homogeneity, etc

Summary 1.What is a texture? 2.Adjectives and textures 3.The texture in nature 4.Texture types 5.Texture uses 6.Texture and techniques 7.Examples

1. What is a texture? It is a group of signs that repeat along a surface with an organization or pattern. It is a group of signs that repeat along a surface with an organization or pattern.

2. Adjectives and textures Rough Even Soft Rough Even Soft

3. The texture in nature Rain Leave Stones Rain Leave Stones

4. Texture Types Natural / Artificial Tell me some more?

Geometric / Organic Tell me some more?

Visual / Tactile Tell me some more?

Uniform / Degradade

5. Texture uses To decorate

To improve the use Microwave Computer Microwave Computer

To make forms

To do shades

6. Texture and techniques Texture is the graphical representation of the inner surface of an outline, or a silhouette.it is the visual or tactile characteristic of all surfaces.the material used to make objects gives the surface a certain texture such as rugosity, softness, roughness, homogeneity, etc Texture is the graphical representation of the inner surface of an outline, or a silhouette.it is the visual or tactile characteristic of all surfaces.the material used to make objects gives the surface a certain texture such as rugosity, softness, roughness, homogeneity, etc

Frottage

Stencil

7. Examples

Some interesting links: Free Backgrounds and Patterns Free Backgrounds and Patterns Free Backgrounds and Patterns Free Backgrounds and Patterns Texture Drawing: Creating Visual Textures Texture Drawing: Creating Visual Textures Texture Drawing: Creating Visual Textures Texture Drawing: Creating Visual Textures Drawing: Texture, A Most Important Design Fundamental Drawing: Texture, A Most Important Design Fundamental Drawing: Texture, A Most Important Design Fundamental Drawing: Texture, A Most Important Design Fundamental The Artist's Toolkit: Encyclopedia: Texture | ArtsConnectEd The Artist's Toolkit: Encyclopedia: Texture | ArtsConnectEd The Artist's Toolkit: Encyclopedia: Texture | ArtsConnectEd The Artist's Toolkit: Encyclopedia: Texture | ArtsConnectEd

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Some videos: YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures: Plastic Wrap Backgrounds YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures: Plastic Wrap Backgrounds YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures: Plastic Wrap Backgrounds YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures: Plastic Wrap Backgrounds YouTube - "Acrylics: Textures, Layers, and Metallics“ YouTube - "Acrylics: Textures, Layers, and Metallics“ YouTube - "Acrylics: Textures, Layers, and Metallics“ YouTube - "Acrylics: Textures, Layers, and Metallics“ YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures Created With Collage YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures Created With Collage YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures Created With Collage YouTube - Creating Art Textures for Painting & Design : Art Textures Created With Collage YouTube - Creating Abstract Art: Design Principles : Creating Abstract Art: Abstractions From Nature YouTube - Creating Abstract Art: Design Principles : Creating Abstract Art: Abstractions From Nature YouTube - Creating Abstract Art: Design Principles : Creating Abstract Art: Abstractions From Nature YouTube - Creating Abstract Art: Design Principles : Creating Abstract Art: Abstractions From Nature

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