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Texture
This document defines texture and describes the two main types: physical and visual texture. It also provides instructions for a leaf printing craft activity where students can create prints on fabric or paper using real leaves. The task is to make leaf prints on either fabric or paper and gift wrap one item in each medium.
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Definition of texture as surface quality; types include physical (actual) and visual texture.
Application of artistic form with examples, including Jackson Pollock's work.
Description of a craft task involving leaf prints for fabric and paper, including group output.
Stages of the leaf printing process, detailed in multiple steps.
Texture
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- 2. What is texture? The surface quality of an object that we sense through touch; HARD, SOFT, ROUGH, SMOOTH, HAIRY, LEATHERY, SHARP, etc.
- 3. What are twotypes of texture? Physical TEXTURE – Actual or tactile texture. This include but not limited to FUR, WOOD GRAIN, SAND, CANVAS, METAL, GLASS and LEATHER. Visual TEXTURE - is the illusion of having physical texture. Every material and very support surface has its own visual texture and needs to be taken into a composition.
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- 6. Application of FORM (Jackson Pollock)
- 7. Task for theday: Leaf Print Leaf Prints are easy crafts for home use. They’re also great idea to enhance gift wrap, cards and other paper crafts. Two media: Fabric Paper
- 8. Reporting Group Output 2 Gifts wrapped in 1 – Fabric leaf print 1 – Paper leaf print
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