Textures in Drawing

Objectives

Explains that artist create visual

textures by using a variety of lines
and colors.
 Texture

Is the quality of a surface that can be felt by

touch and viewed by sight.

It can be enhanced using repeated lines, shading

and variation of colors
5 Kinds of Texture Using Repeated Lines:

1.Repeated Lines
2.Shading
3.Variation of Colors
4.Repeated Shapes
5.Repeated Forms
Repeated Lines
Shading
Repeated Shapes
Variation of Colors
Repeated Forms
 Texture

Texture in drawing may appear soft,

rough, smooth, thick and thin through
the use of repeated lines on a drawing
surface.
Texture
Texture

Notice the lines on

this flower. It shows
texture to make the
picture more
realistic.
Texture in drawing is experienced by looking at
the picture or at the painting. They cannot be
touched or felt.
This pictures has some texture that gives
life to the drawing.
Cross Hatching
It is a line drawing
technique that is not
consistent. It also shows
lightness and shadow on
the part of an object being
drawn.
Cross Hatching

The white part of the

drawing shows light.
Cross Hatching

While on the other

part where it has
shadow they used
cross lines.
Cross Hatching

It is the drawing of
two layers of
hatching at right-
angles to create a
mesh-like pattern.
Cross Hatching

It is used in pencil
drawing, but it is
particularly useful
with pen and ink
drawing.
Pointillism

It is an incredible
technique that allows
you to create a very
detailed portrait
using only dots.
 ACTIVITY

On your MAPEH book, please do page

89.