Explain the difference between actual texture and implied texture. In art, where is actual texture most often found, and where i

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user100 [1]

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Explain the difference between actual texture and implied texture. In art, where is actual texture most often found, and where i

s implied texture found?

Arts

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Orlov [11] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-06T07:43:55+03:00

Answer: Actual texture is texture you can feel when you run your hand across the surface. For example: the clothes your wearing. The most common clothing material is cotton/polyester. Take a minute to consider this. Implied texture is texture you see. For example: A tree in a painting, or a bench. Each would have the implied texture of leaves, wood, bark. The only texture you would actually feel, however, would be that of whatever the picture was painted on.

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nydimaria [60] · Answer 2 · 2022-01-06T09:49:35+03:00

nydimaria [60]4 years ago

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Answer: Actual texture is texture made from real life and was meant to be in that place. Implied texture is when the artist is trying to use his paint to make it liik like a real texture. Actual texture is found outside, and implied texture is found on a paper

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