1. TEXTURES

2. TEXTURE Everything has a texture or a surface. Texture can be:
Rough
Bumpy
Slick
Scratchy
Smooth
Silky
Soft
Prickly
... The list is endless!!
Bee ceiling
Wool fabric

3. Types of textures
Tactile
Visual
Natural
Artificial

4. Physical / Tactile Texture
We perceive it by touching an object.
Everything has a different texture
Texture can be:
Rough
Bumpy
Slick
Scratchy
Smooth
Silky
Soft
Prickly
Physical texture can be Natural or Artificial

5. Natural textures
They belong to natural elements, like the skin of an elephant, the bark of a tree or the surface of a rose petal.

6. Artificial textures
The surface of objects made by us, such as steel, paper, fabric, leather

7. Visual texture
Is the illusion of physical texture in a photograph or a piece of art.
It is 2D
The textures you see in a photograph or a piece of art are visual textures.  No matter how rough objects look in a photograph, the surface of the photograph are still smooth and flat.
We can create visual textures using different art procedures: crayon rubbing, scrapping, stenciling, stamping, painting with different materials (tempera, wax crayons...)

8. How can we get textures? Using drawing material and art procedures:
Tempera
Wax crayons
watercolours
Coloured pencils

9. How can we get textures? But also using any type of material
Different kinds of paper
Beans and legumes
Coloured sand
fabric

10. Painting and drawing Making dots and lines with different materials.
Rubbing a toothbrush through a painting.
Picking up paint using a straw.