Texture

Define the term ‘simulated texture’?

• something you can not touch, but you can see.

• you can feel it as well as see it.

• you cannot touch or see it.

Explain how a photograph can have texture.

• A photograph can have texture because you can touch it.

• A photograph can not have any kind of texture.

• A photograph can have texture because it has simulated texture.

What are two common textures in art?

• pretty and colorful

• gloss and matte

• photographs and paintings

• watercolor and paper collage

What did Dorothea Nutzhorn change her name to?

• She didn't change her name

• Dorothea Lange

• Dorothea Simon

• Dorothea Red

Texture is an important element in art. True or False?

• True

• False

Sculptors working with what often provide experiences in simulated and actual textures?

• plastics only

• clay only

• bronze, marble, clay, wood, and plastics are some.

• none of the above

What are some words to describe textures?

• slick is the only word to use to describe textures.

• paintings, watercolor, and crafts

• sunny, rainy, and windy

• Rough, smooth, grainy, slick, and gritty.

In artworks that have no textures, there are simulated textures. True or false?

• True

• False

What is an actual texture?

• Actual textures occur in fake objects you can not touch.

• Actual textures occur in real objects that you can not touch.

• Actual textures occur in real objects that you can touch, they are all around you.

• Actual textures occur in objects that are not all around you.

How many ways can texture be created?

• Endless ways.

• Only one way.

• Two ways.

• About 10 ways.