Question

Texture is all around us, in nature, in our homes, virtually everywhere. Investigate and describe 3 sources of texture in your home including both visual and rough texture. Explain whether the texture creates an illusion of space, and describe the texture formation.

Answer 1

A photograph is an example of visual texture. You can see things in the picture that have textures, but you can't physically feel them. My cat has rough texture. I can see the fur on my cat and I can physically touch it and feel the softness of it. The carpet on my floor has rough texture. I can see the bumpy, soft texture and I can feel it when I walk on it with bare feet.

Step-by-step explanation:

Put this into your own words if you want.

Answer 2

They include;

1. Photographs

2. Pet (Rabbit)

3. Rug

Step-by-step explanation:

Texture refers to the surface quality of an art piece. Texture could be physical or visual and can be found and felt in objects around us. Physical texture is normally felt on solid surfaces while visual texture produces an illusory effect on the observer.

1. Photographs are examples of visual texture which produces an illusion on the observer.

2. Pets like Rabbit which have fur that can be felt physically have a physical texture.

3. Rugs in the home are made up of rough fibers that can be felt physically by the foot.