Implied Texture: Drawing Techniques
Students will experiment with drawing techniques (e.g., hatching, stippling) to create the illusion of texture on a flat surface.
Key Questions
- Explain how lines and dots can make a drawing 'feel' rough or smooth.
- Construct a drawing that uses implied texture to represent a furry animal or a rocky mountain.
- Compare the visual impact of actual texture versus implied texture in different artworks.
Common Core State Standards
Suggested Methodologies
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