7. Texture
Ready to use, no prep: teach the element of texture with 23 illustrated slides on actual and implied texture, texture vocabulary and mark-making. Students practice frottage, hatching, stippling, painted texture and collage, then draw five materials from life.
Ready to use. No prep. Simply beautiful.
Open the file and start teaching. This Texture deck is fully finished and classroom-ready, with nothing to build, edit or rearrange, so you can spend your time with students instead of making slides. Every slide is designed in a rich artistic style, with botanical borders, elegant vintage lettering and detailed sketchbook-style illustrations. The drawings and illustrations inside the deck inspire students with new ideas for their own artwork. Professional, polished and as beautiful as the art you teach.
This deck gives students the words for texture and the marks to draw it, then shows texture at work in fashion and ceramics.
What’s inside
What is texture? Actual vs. implied texture Texture vocabulary; natural and manufactured textures Smooth and rough, soft and hard, glossy and matte Texture and light Frottage (texture rubbing); hatching and cross-hatching; stippling; scribble and gesture marks Painting texture: dry brush, impasto, scumbling, glazing, dabbing Collage and mixed media texture Drawing five materials: wood, stone, metal, glass, fabric Texture in observational drawing; texture creates mood and emphasis Texture in fashion and ceramics Texture Study Challenge
Ways to use it
Run a texture rubbing and mark-making sampler with the technique slides Introduce mixed media or collage Assign the Texture Study Challenge as a five-texture still life
What you get
23-slide PowerPoint (.pptx), 16:9 widescreen Two title slides: one branded, one plain for classroom use An illustrated definition slide Slides are high-resolution images and are not editable
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