Texture: Real and Implied
Developing techniques to create the illusion of depth and the feel of surfaces on a flat plane.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between real texture and implied texture in a sculpture versus a painting.
- Construct a collage that incorporates both real and implied textures.
- Explain how artists use visual cues to make a 2D drawing look like it has a rough or soft surface.
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