Texture

One aspect of this weeks reading that I attempted to incorporate into my art for this week was texture. The reading discussed that the beauty of texture design often lies in its juxtaposition and the contrast between the varying textures. 
 
In this screen grab from the video that. I created we see a smooth textured backpack, along with a wooden background, photographs and a soft bag. All these different textures really give this image life and make you feel like you can jump right in and feel all of these things. 



A similar thing is happening in this image the image of the hair fraying contrasts the subjects clothing and the beading of the necklace adds even an other layer. I think the varying textures really bring the image to life. 



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  1. Jordan AdamsonApril 11, 2022 at 7:36 AM

    So cool how you use video elements to convey texture! I admire how you use contrasting objects/textures to further implicate specific textures

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