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    Textures: Material & Model

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    There are two main types of texture that artists consider when creating works of visual art: physical (or actual) texture, which refers to the tactile texture that can be felt by touching the artwork, and visual (or implied) texture, which is the texture perceived visually rather than through touch. Some specific textures mentioned include physical textures like tea and coffee and visual textures depicting leaves or lady fingers. Two tutorial videos on texture techniques of water marbling and leaf textures are also provided.

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    There are two main types of texture that artists consider when creating works of visual art: physical (or actual) texture, which refers to the tactile texture that can be felt by touching the artwork, and visual (or implied) texture, which is the texture perceived visually rather than through touch. Some specific textures mentioned include physical textures like tea and coffee and visual textures depicting leaves or lady fingers. Two tutorial videos on texture techniques of water marbling and leaf textures are also provided.

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    There are two main types of texture that artists consider when creating works of visual art: physical (or actual) texture, which refers to the tactile texture that can be felt by touching the artwork, and visual (or implied) texture, which is the texture perceived visually rather than through touch. Some specific textures mentioned include physical textures like tea and coffee and visual textures depicting leaves or lady fingers. Two tutorial videos on texture techniques of water marbling and leaf textures are also provided.

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    Textures: Material & Model

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    There are two main types of texture that artists consider when creating works of visual art: physical (or actual) texture, which refers to the tactile texture that can be felt by touching the artwork, and visual (or implied) texture, which is the texture perceived visually rather than through touch. Some specific textures mentioned include physical textures like tea and coffee and visual textures depicting leaves or lady fingers. Two tutorial videos on texture techniques of water marbling and leaf textures are also provided.

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    TEXTURES

    Material & Model


    TEXTURE
    Types of Texture
    When making a work of visual art, you should
    consider the two types of texture, known as
    physical (or actual) texture and visual (or
    implied) texture. Physical texture: The physical
    texture of a work of art refers to its tactile
    texture that you can feel when you touch
    Physical Texture
    Visual Texture
    Tea & Coffee Texture
    Water Marbling
    Lady Finger Texture
    Leaf Texture
    Tutorial links
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJXEuTEETWE
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAOJwdQqokQ

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