MR. JEFFRY S.

REOVOCA
GTDLNHS LIVESTREAMING TEACHER
PRAYER
AT THE END OF THE LESSON, THE STUDENTS
SHOULD BE ABLE TO:

1.Classify the types of texture

2.Value the importance of texture in drawing
3. Draw objects with texture
 ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING
LETTERS ACCORDING TO THE
SEQUENCE OF THE ENGLISH
ALPHABET
19 8 1 4 5 19
SHADES
20 9 14 20
TINT
8 9 7 8 12 9 7 8 20 19
HIGHLIGHT
6 15 18 13
FORM
22 1 12 21 5
VALUE
 Congratulations
for successfully
remembering the
past lesson!

CONGRATULATIONS
Write TRUE if the following
statement is correct and
FALSE if it is not.
 TRUE or
FALSE
1. Natural texture is the texture from
things made by humans.

FALS
 TRUE or
FALSE
2. Sandpaper is an example of
Artificial Texture.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
3. Texture helps to visually balance a
design composition.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
4. Texture is used to create
visual interest or a focal point
in a composition.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
5. Tactile Texture is also known
as Physical Texture.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
6. Pencils can be used to create a
Physical Texture

FALS
 TRUE or
FALSE
7. Canvass Painting is an
example of Physical Texture.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
8. Implied Texture is the illusion of
physical texture.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
9. Texture is an element of design
that refers to the surface quality in
an artwork.

TRUE
 TRUE or
FALSE
10. Texture creates contrast
within a design composition.

TRUE
IDENTIFY THE TITLE OF THE
FOLLOWING ZOOMED IN
ANIMATED MOVIE POSTERS
AND NOTICE THE DETAILS OF THE SURFACE OF THE POSTERS
 THESE ARE THE WORK OF ART
SHOWING THE SURFACE QUALITY OF
THE IMAGE APPEARING HOW ROUGH
OR SMOOTH THE OBJECTS ON SCREEN
 Texture refers to the
surface quality in a
work of art. We
associate texture with
the way that things look
or feel.
 We describe things as being rough,
smooth, silky, shiny, fuzzy, and so on.
Some things feel as they appear; this
is called real or actual texture. Some
things look like they are rough but
are smooth. Texture that is created to
look like something it is not, is called
visual or implied texture.
 Types of Texture
A. Physical/Tactile Texture – a texture
that you can feel with your hand.

B. Visual/Implied Texture – is the illusion

of physical texture, created with the
materials you used.
 TEXTURE GIVES
LIFE TO YOUR
ILLUSTRATION.
HAVING A GOOD
TEXTURE MAKES
YOUR ART
APPEAR
REALISTIC.
 Categories of Texture
A. Natural Texture – a texture we find
and is not made by humans.
B. Ex. Stones, sand, rice

B. Artificial Texture – texture made by

humans.
Ex. Pencil, chair, raincoat
MR. JEFFRY S. REOVOCA
GTDLNHS LIVESTREAMING TEACHER
MR. JEFFRY S. REOVOCA
GTDLNHS LIVESTREAMING TEACHER