Texture

What does the element of texture in art refer to?

• The color scheme used in the artwork.
• The arrangement of lines and shapes.

• The surface quality or feel of an object depicted in the artwork.
• The historical context of the artwork.

How can artists create the illusion of texture in a 2D artwork?

• By using only smooth surfaces.

• By using only black and white colors
• By using a smooth and glossy finish
• By using various techniques such as shading, hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, and using different brush strokes.

What is the difference between actual texture and implied texture?

• There is no difference; they are the same.

• Actual texture is only about color, while implied texture involves touch.

• Actual texture is only used in 3D artworks, while implied texture is only used in 2D artworks.

• Actual texture is felt by touch, while implied texture is the illusion that there is texture on a surface.

How does the use of texture add to the overall visual appeal of an artwork?

• It adds complexity, interest, and a sense of realism.

• It limits the use of color in the composition.

• Texture distracts from the main subject of the artwork.
• Texture makes the artwork look flat and uninteresting.

How does the size of textures affect the composition of an artwork?

• Textures can only affect the color scheme of an artwork.
• Textures can influence the overall balance, emphasis, and visual impact of an artwork.
• Textures have no impact on the composition of an artwork.
• Textures can make an artwork look unprofessional.