Texture that can be seen, but not felt IMPLIED TEXTURE http://www.123rf.com/photo_465859_grid-texture-in-black-and-white.html
IMPLIED TEXTURE HATCHING TECHNIQUE *THE HATCHING TECHNIQUE originated in the MIDDLE AGES *Hatching is an artistic tecnhnique used to create shading effects by drawing closely spaced parallel lines *Hatching is important in liner media like DRAWING and PRINTMAKING TYPES OF PRINTMAKING… - LINO CUTS - ENGRAVINGS -ETCHINGS - WOODCUTS http://drawsketch.about.com/library/blinktexture.htm
IMPLIED TEXTURE CROSSHATCHING TECHNIQUE *THE CROSSHATCHING TECHNIQUE became popular in WESTERN ART *Artists use this technique, varying the length, angle, closeness and other qualities of the lines *This technique was started to take HATCHING Further on the textured value scale *Crosshatching is often seen in drawings, linear paintings, engravings and woodcuts http:// www.bigtimeattic.com /blog/2007/06/cartooning-tips-and- tricks.html
IMPLIED TEXTURE STIPPLING / POINTILLISM * STIPPLING is the creation of a pattern simulating varying degrees of solidity or shading by using small dots. *POINTILLISM is a style of painting founded by artists Georges Seraut and Paul Signac in 1886 as a branch of IMPRESSIONSIM. *POINTILLISM is much like STIPPLING in that the artwork is made up of thousands of colored dots of color. Up close they don’t look like much at all. From a distance they begin to take shape. http://www.artyfactory.com/pen_and_ink_drawing/pen_and_ink_drawing_7.htm
IMPLIED TEXTURE PATTERNING TECHNIQUE * With this technique, you simply come up with a pattern you like and repeat it. *The closer the lines get together in the pattern, the darker the area of the object will appear. http:// www.etsy.com /listing/90924410/ illustration-elephant-and-bird-art?ref =market
IMPLIED TEXTURE THE VALUE SCALE *Using the rectangular stencil provided, trace out 5 rectangles 2” x 12” *We will divide each rectangle into 6 equal 2” x 2” squares *We will be creating our IMPLIED TEXTURE SCALES as seen to the side. *The farther the lines are apart from each other, the lighter the surface appears to be. *The closer the lines get together, the darker the surface appears to be. http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs42/f/2009/090/b/d/ Value_Scales_by_Neiya.jpg
IMPLIED TEXTURE THE VALUE SCALE *Using the rectangular stencil provided, trace out 5 rectangles 2” x 12” *We will divide each rectangle into 6 equal 2” x 2” squares *We will be creating our IMPLIED TEXTURE SCALES as seen to the side. *The farther the lines are apart from each other, the lighter the surface appears to be. *The closer the lines get together, the darker the surface appears to be.
IMPLIED TEXTURE THE PROJECT http://www- cs.engr.ccny.cuny.edu /~ wolberg /projects/engraving/
IMPLIED TEXTURE GUIDELINES: *Finish IMPLIED TEXTURE VALUE SCALES *Decide what type of artwork you want to create for this project… Realistic Landscape Surrealistic Landscape Realistic Portrait Surrealistic Portrait Realistic Animal Surrealistic Animal Realistic Observational Study Surrealistic Observational Study *All Projects will be sketched out first in pencil and finished with PEN and INK *** IMPORTANT*** *Take your time when drawing in your implied textures. *Make each line purposeful. * This project is all about line quality.