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Today, we will have a discussion on some terms
on using texture in your art. These examples should help aid you in the process
of understanding how each term fits into your style of art and you may even be
inclined to use these examples as practice methods.
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Verisimilitude
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Verisimilitude.
Photograph. Mat Lasky
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Above
is a photo of Verisimilitude, or something seems
"very-similar" to something. In this case it is astro turf (on the
right) is similar to real grass (on the left). Best representation if you are
having a difficult time understanding it.
Tactile Texture
This
image demonstrates tactile texture because it is tree bark which is able
to be felt. Keep in mind that tactile means feeling so it has to be felt. |
Visual Texture
Dashboard.
Photograph. Mat Lasky
This photo represents visual
texture. The ability to capture texture on a two dimensional surface that
you cannot feel, however, the viewer is familiar to the texture without the
need to feel it.
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