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DESIGN ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES ELEMENT OF TEXTURE APRIL 8, 2013 VISSCOM LEAVE A COMMENT Texture Texture is a quality experienced through touch. Real textures are those that we can touch and feel. Texture assists in visually describing the detail of an object, and helps us to understand what an object is made from. It can help us to recognise and understand the features of the environment in which an object exists. Texture Keywords (descriptive) smooth, glossy,polished, hard, rough, corrugated, wavy, grainy, prickly, pebbly, Soft, fuzzy, slimy Glossy Matt Uneven Coarse Tactile reflective dull Texture can be used to create Contrast Emphasise an area Create pattern Enhance and describe form In rendering texture is used as a representation of a material Tactile feeling & emotion Texture offers considerable challenges in illustration; it is challenging to visually represent features that we usually recognise through touch. Texture communicates information about the characteristics of an object. Rendered architectural illustrations might depict stone or brickwork, reflective glass surfaces and the foliage of surrounding trees Advertisement Smooth, shiny textures can be associated with surfaces such as metal and glass. They can appear cool, soothing and calm. Texture can be functional, for example, the smooth handle and rough teeth on a greater. Texture can be descriptive, for example, the smoothness of eggshells or the roughness of timber. Soft textures can be associated with surfaces such as flesh or fabric and can appear warm Rough, spiky or prickly textures can suggest danger or aggression. New Picture (10)New Picture (9)New Picture (7)New Picture (5)New Picture (6)New Picture (8) Texture Design Examples: Altered Book Texture 006amazing-spider-man-poster-battle-damagecreative-poster+designs+24dried dirtlinepattern-texture-lightropetextrue print desingtexture_print_design_01tumblr_m0qm23FDhu1qb1iu4o1_500various SHARE THIS: TwitterFacebook RELATED Principle of Hierarchy April 11, 2013 In "Design Elements & Principles" The Element of Point March 26, 2013 In "Design Elements & Principles" Element of Form April 8, 2013 In "Design Elements & Principles" Post navigation PREVIOUS POST Element of Tone NEXT POST TYPE LEAVE A COMMENT Write a comment... Comment