Actual vs Implied Texture in Art

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Which type of texture can be felt tangibly based on the material used for the artwork?

  • Visual texture
  • Implied texture
  • Actual texture (correct)
  • Tactile texture

In a painting of fur of an animal, which type of texture is being exhibited?

  • Tactile texture
  • Actual texture
  • Implied texture (correct)
  • Visual texture

What distinguishes implied texture from actual texture?

  • Implied texture is tangible, actual texture is visual
  • Actual texture relies on sight, implied texture relies on touch
  • Implied texture can be felt, actual texture cannot
  • Actual texture is based on materials, implied texture is conceptual (correct)

If you can physically feel the surface of an artwork, which type of texture are you experiencing?

<p>Actual texture (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of texture is created through the illusion of representing a specific surface in a painting or artwork?

<p>Implied texture (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Texture in Art

  • Actual texture is a tangible quality that can be felt physically, dependent on the material used to create the artwork.
  • Implied texture is a visual representation, creating an illusion of texture, such as a painting of an animal's fur.

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