1. Texture is the visual and tactile quality of the things surface. The material of every thing is what gives the specific texture. The elements of a texture are very similar so a texture is uniform. They are homogeneous surfaces. 1Texture

2. Textures can be visual–you can perceive then only with your sight- or tactile when you can see and touch them. CLASIFICATION. 2Texture

3. They can be natural when nature creates them, or artificialwhen people are who make them. 3Texture

4. And they can be organic – they do not follow any order- or geometric which are ruled by a mathematical law. 4Texture

5. PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES Drawing. Use a felt pen to draw lines, dots, circles, loops… do no forget that all the elements must be very similar. VISUAL TEXTURE. 5Texture

6. Stampings. This is an indirect way to apply paint. A rubber, a finger, a crumpled paper or a sponge can be an inking pad. First you have to apply tempera or acrylic on a surface, then press one of those items on it and finally stamp the item on a paper several times. TACTILE TEXTURES. Crushingor drilling a paper is a very easy way to get a tactile texture. 6Texture

7. Rubbings. You have to place a sheet of paper on a rough surface and rub with crayons, pencils or wax crayons. Sticking on any type of papers on a surface is a good way to obtain different textures. 7Texture