Actual, Simulated, and Invented Textures by

Samuel Wilson

2022-12-07 17:09:05 UTC

The first one, inventive was a little challenging to do. I am still a little confused on what that means, but i hope i used the shape language correctly. The triangles represent the sharp angles (the key in real life is sharp), the squares represent boxiness, and the circles represent smoothness.

The second one, the actual and stimulated is a chapstick tube, the body of it is cough drop wrappers and the cap and twist thing is drawn.

The paper crane is completely graphite, I tried to make it as accurate as the real crane as possible.

Weston DeMordaunt

2022-12-13 01:50:19 UTC

( From left to right)

The first one is an actual and simulated texture of a brush. I used paper strips to create the simulated textures of the bristles, that in combination with the handle create the actual texture.

The second one was the board of a cutting board. I used it’s checker board like feel to create the invented texture that I was looking for.

The third one was the side of a cardboard box lid, which was a little difficult, but I used lines in different directions to show the roughness of the cardboard

Nikeli Gallegos

2022-12-13 04:00:02 UTC

For my simulated drawing I picked to draw a mug that was siting on the counter from when my mom was putting away dishes.

For the actual I taped a coin I found in my junk drawer.

For the invented drawing I decides to draw some type of ball thing, not really sure what it is.

And for my combined drawing I chose to do actual and simulated together. I also got this object from the junk drawer and then tried to replicate the item.

Ella Pohlman

2022-12-13 06:46:29 UTC

For this assignment, I decided to use a variety of objects in my backpack. My first object is my Glossier lip product and I decided to use actual and simulated texture. The actual texture is where the product is oozing out of the container, and the simulated is the dark lines around the container giving it a more realistic look. Next, my second object is my AirPods and I decided to use simulated texture. The darkened lines give the AirPods inside a more two dimensional look, and really emphasizes the structure of the case. And finally my third object is my calculator and I decided to use invented texture. I used a creative design distinct to me giving it a more unique focus, and how I might view more behind a calculator.

aja lindley

2022-12-13 14:44:44 UTC

for this assignment, I used objects that I found in my bedroom. left to right - the tic tac one is a combination of stimulated and actual texture, I drew most of the tic tacs, creating the texture, but I also added two real tic tacs, creating real texture. the pencil is just stimulated texture, I drew a pencil, and did my best with the lines on the pencil to try to give the sense that the pencil is round. the pearl bracelet is actual texture. I drew the bracelet, and added the real pearl bracelet on top of it, creating the real texture.

halimah762 — 2022-12-14 06:03:19 UTC

Emma Radinger

2022-12-15 05:58:14 UTC

For my actual drawing I put a pearl necklace I found in my jewelry box.
For my simulated drawing I decided to draw my tooth brush.
For my combined drawing I decided to do actual and simulated. I drew the pill bottle and then had the actual pills on the paper to make it look like its spilling out of the bottle. I also put the real pill bottle lid on the paper.

Ina Zulcic

2022-12-15 05:59:49 UTC

For my actual and stimulated drawing, I drew the gum piece and attached actual gum wrapper with tape to it to make it look like its unwrapping.

For my stimulated drawing I drew a mug that I found in my kitchen.

For my actual drawing I decided to do a pen that I found in one of my drawers.

sophiaclement — 2022-12-18 04:28:59 UTC

i did a simulated texture of a glass vase in my room which i tried to make as smooth as possible. I then did an invented texture of a furry snake as snakes do not have fur so i had to think of the way that fur on a snake would look like in my mind and my actual texture was the lid to my candle as it has the very unique engraved texture

august carlton

2022-12-19 03:39:04 UTC

for my simulated texture, i drew my plushie. he has this furry texture so i tried to imitate that sort of feeling. i also tried to make it look sort of thin.
for my actual texture, the plushie would've been too big to place on the paper, so i drew out toe body. the hair is the actual texture, it's a raggedy andy doll and i used red yarn for the hair.
for my invented texture, i just messed around to create some sort of rigid look. it's my fish pillow with a bunch of weird lines and shapes.
finally, for my combined, i decided to draw a crayon and add the actual crayon wrapper + color. i drew the general shape, i just placed the wrap on top of it for the actual texture.

victoria wursten

2022-12-19 05:02:13 UTC

The decoration on the coffee mug is an example of invented texture, lines, shapes, etc. The blue yarn for the tree is an actual texture but also is used to simulate pine boughs.The ice is the actual texture, I drew ice cubes and placed real ones on top.

Jeilani Arredondo

2023-01-09 02:41:30 UTC

On the top left of my page is an actual texture of a seashell, the seashell in the original picture has small bumps across, and because they're at a higher position then the rest of the body they would end up lighter, thanks to shadows and highlights I made it to the best of my ability to make it realistic.
On the bottom left is an invented texture of an anti-slip surface cover, at first, I was hoping to turn the repetitive pattern into bubbles, since describing bubbles texture wise is interesting. In the end I adapted to what seem to look like beans with odd thin hair at certain areas and at some points in the substance elongates itself, to assimilate a sort of stretchy substance. Therefore, the original area of this creation and concept remains the same but the texture changes.
On the top right is the combined simulated and actual texture, where you could easily distinguish, the difference between what I attempted to simulate in textures and what is an actual physical texture.
On the bottom right side of my page is an actual rock, and that's as actual as it can possibly get, in the image you can identify its pointy and mostly likely smooth in certain areas, while rocky as you continue downwards.

Seileni Tapueluelu

2023-01-10 05:58:28 UTC

1- The skull uses simulated texture the skull is rough with the edges being pointed and the skull itself looks wethered
2-The jewel pot is a mix of both simulated and actual texture as the pot feels rounded at the edge and bumpy it looks like it feels sort of misshapen. The sticker jewels show the parts of the pot that protruded from it.
3-The statue uses invented textures where the white shapes seem smooth and empty compared to the black that surrounds it feeling rough and fuzzy and overall having an odd feeling.

KayLynn Byrd

2023-01-24 05:27:04 UTC

These items all come from my background. The brush is Invented. I drew a realistic brush and drew hair strokes. I actually put a few hair strands to make it more realistic. I added heavy shading to the black little dots to make it look real. The AirPods case is Actual. I tried to add shading to add to the realistic allusion. This one was a bit tricky to mimic. Lastly, the toothpaste was the most challenging. I added real toothpaste so it looks a bit more realistic. The tube was hard to shade to look real.

Valeria Flores

2023-01-24 06:01:32 UTC

For this assignment, I used things that I found inside my backpack. The actual texture was my lip balm, which I just placed on top of the paper. My simulated texture was my eraser. I drew it out and added some shading to make it look more real. I also made sure to add some of the details that my eraser has like the smudges of lead from erasing so often. For my last piece I chose to do simulated and actual texture. I had an old chocolate wrapper inside my backpack, so I chose to use the wrapper for the actual texture and then I drew out what the chocolate would have looked like, making this my simulated texture.

Valeria Flores

2023-01-24 06:01:43 UTC

Christian Evans 3A

2023-11-17 19:51:49 UTC

I first chose the stone monolith.

I imagined the feel to be coarse and granular.

I placed the clay to the side of my pillar

To represent a fragment of a place never felt.

The scales of the lizard seemed a fitting second texture.

Tough and rigid, nature’s handmade chainmail.

To imply texture, I drew many smaller circles

A process both tedious and rewarding.

Last was a chosen photo of a fur-covered cat.

Light and warm in appearance, but a

Lion of this size should instill great fear.

Recreated on paper as smooth and striped.