texture


 * TEXTURE**



version 1
 * **What I know about Texture is.....** || **What I would like to know about Texture is....** ||
 * * It can be the motive for a whole project
 * It works together with the other elements that develop the concept of a project
 * It gives a certain feeling to the space
 * It can mark a difference between spaces next to each other || * Principles for using it
 * Succesful combinations of textures in one project
 * How does it work with light, materials and decoration in one space ||

version 2
 * **What I know about Texture is.....** || **What I would like to know about Texture is....** ||
 * * It can be faked with certain techniques
 * There can be an actual texture and a different visual effect
 * There are many possibilities to create a 3d sensation from a 2d work
 * There's an endless list of texture types
 * Texture is everywere || * How it has been treated through art history
 * How has it been improved by different artists
 * Other techniques to create textures
 * Examples of architecture projects based on texture
 * Textures of cities all around the world ||


 * Note-taking**

It is a specific quality that results from the 3d structure of a surface It is often used to describe a surface’s characteristics It is most often used to tell the smoothness or roughness of an object There are two Basic types of texture Tactile real, felt by touch  provides visual texture as well  Visual can only be seen  may be an illusion in 2d Sight and touch are related by previous association with similar materials, we don’t need to touch an object to understand its texture Different perceptions Scale, viewing distance and light modify the perception of a texture  All materials have some degree of texture The finer the scale, the smaller it will appear to be. It can affect the apparent shape and position of a plain in space It produces different effects depending on what point of view is used  Distance progressively shows details Textures with a directional grain can accentuate a plain’s length or width <span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: "Arial","sans-serif""> Coarse texture can make a plain appear closer, reduce its scale and increase its visual weight <span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: "Arial","sans-serif""> Texture tends to visually fill the space within they exist

texture exercise