Explain the difference between cross-hatching and impasto in creating a sense of texture. Why would an artist select one over the other?
Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences. Where has the artist used texture in their piece of art? Is it effective?

Answer the following question in 1-2 complete sentences. Define the term tactility. Look at the sculpture shown above, how would you describe its tactility?

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Answer the following question in 1-2 complete sentences. Identify and define the technique used by the artist to create the above portrait.

Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences. Identify the painting above and the artist who painted it. How has the artist specifically used texture in this piece?

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If we were to touch an artwork, and it felt how it looked like it would feel, then it would have actual texture (real texture). If we were to touch an artwork, and its texture was different from what it appeared to the eye, then it would be considered to have implied texture (the illusion of texture). Actual texture occurs in both relief and in the round sculptures. Implied texture is found in most other forms of visual art (ex: painting, drawing, pastel, etc.).
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Answer will vary but should resemble the following: 1) Place a sheet of drawing paper over an object 2) Secure it with tape to hold into place if necessary. 3) Using the side of a pencil or crayon, do a rubbing over the surface. 4) Press down hard enough to see an image appear.
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Many cultures have used texture to instill a feeling or emotion in the observers, and also to convey a message. The most commonly used mediums are: mosaic, sculpture in the round, relief sculpture, and stain-glass.
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