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Texture refers to the surface quality of things. It
makes objects appeal to our sense of touch and sight. |
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Tactile texture
Visual texture (Implied texture)
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Our appreciation of the environment comes not only
from visual but tactile perceptionor sense of touch. |
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We experience an illusion or impression of real texture through its visual representation.
Much of how we appreciate visual texture is how we
remember our own haptic experience.
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| Visual Texture in Art and Design |
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Painting (Trompel’oeil technique)
Wood or LinoCut
Printing and Dyeing
Photography
Faux finish
Computerized Collage |
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The shape, depth, contour or color of a texture can be perceived through the way light falls on the surface. |
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Reflected Light Refracted Light Diffused Light |
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Patterns result from the repetitionof line, shape, size,
color, and value which have predictable rhythmic effect. |
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| Pattern, Repetition, & Rhythm |
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| While repetition creates structure, rythm gives life and movement to pattern. |
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- Regular - Irregular - Random |
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| Regular Repetition Structure |
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Simple Repeat Alternate Repeat Inversion Repeat Graduation/Progression Repeat |
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| Repetition Structure in Pattern Design |
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| Unit forms repeated at regular intervals with an equal amount of space surrounding each of them |
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| A design composed through the repetition of visual elements and attributes within a single composition. |
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| The unit that gets repeated |
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| A single unit that is repeated in four-fold symmetry to form a new combined motif |
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| The lines of one space form the boundaries of another usually through alternating the color. |
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| each row of structural subdivisions can slide in either horizontal or vertical direction |
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| the vertical or horizontal lines or both can be tilted in any direction |
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| the set of vertical or horizontal lines are regularly curved into the same size and shape |
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Triangular Grid the tilting of the direction of the structural lines and then subdividing |
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| the combining of adjacent spatial units of a triangular grid |
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