Art Craft & Calligraphy

1. RIMSHA ILYAS
13023901-031

2. • DEFINITION OF TEXTURE
• TEXTURE CLASSIFICATION
• TYPES OF TEXTURE
1. TACTILE
2. VISUAL
3. ARTIFICIAL
4. NATURAL
5. USE OF TEXTURE IN EDUCATION

3.  TEXTURE IS DEFINED AS THE TACTILE QUALITY OF THE SURFACE OF AN OBJECT
HOW IT FEELS IF TOUCHED. BUT IT IS SO MUCH MORE THAN THAT.
 THE TEXTURE IS THE VISUAL QUALITY AND TACTILE SURFACES ALL AROUND US.
EACH SURFACE IS COMPOSED OF VARIOUS MATERIALS AND CAN BE SMOOTH,
ROUGH, SOFT, ETC...

6. Tactile
Visual
Natural
Artificial

7.  WE PERCEIVE IT BY TOUCHING AN OBJECT.
 EVERY MATERIAL HAS A DIFFERENT TOUCH, SO IT IS A DIFFERENT TEXTURE.

8.  WHEN WE REPRESENT A TACTILE TEXTURE USING GRAPHIC ELEMENTS, WE
GET A VISUAL TEXTURE.
 WE CAN CREATE VISUAL TEXTURES USING DIFFERENT ART PROCEDURES:
SCRAPPING, STENCILLING, PRINTING

9.  THEY BELONG TO NATURAL ELEMENTS, LIKE THE SKIN OF AN
ELEPHANT, THE CORTEX OF A TREE OR THE SURFACE OF A
ROSE PATEL.

10.  THE SURFACE OF ANY OBJECT MADE BY US: STEEL, PAPER,
DIFFERENT KINDS OF FABRICS.
 ARTIFICIAL TEXTURES ARE CREATED AND DESIGNED BY HUMAN
BEINGS FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE TO GIVE A SENSE OF VOLUME

11.  TACTILE TEXTURES HAVE RELIEF, 3-D
CHARACTERISTICS THAT YOU CAN FEEL.
 WE PERCEIVE IT BY TOUCHING AN OBJECT.
 TACTILE WOULD BE A 3D VERSION, A
TEXTURE THAT YOU COULD ACTUALLY
FEEL.
 PATTERNS PAINTED ON THE WALL OR
CEILING MAY NOT BE 3-D, BUT AS FAR AS
THE EYE IS CONCERNED, THEY ARE JUST AS
REAL AS TACTILE TEXTURES
 WE CAN CREATE VISUAL TEXTURES USING
DIFFERENT ART PROCEDURES: SCRAPPING,
STENCILLING, PRINTING
 VISUAL TEXTURE WOULD BE SOMETHING
2D, SOMETHING THAT IS DRAWN OR PAINTED
TO LOOK LIKE A TEXTURE