Texture

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====//All the thing that soround us has texture. It an be rough, bumpy, slick, scratchy, smooth, silky, soft, prickly, the are so many dieffrents types that you can even imagine.// ====

There are two types of textures: tactile and visual.

 * ====Tactile is real and can be feel by touch they all provide visual texture as well ====
 * ====Visual is seen by the eye and it may be an illusion or real. ====

Texture can be rough, bumpy, slick, scratchy, smooth, silky, soft, prickly, the list is endless.


WHAT IS IT THAT TEXTURE DESCRIBES OF AN OBJECT:
====It creates illusions so that the piece you are creating looks real. For example you can paint a bubble and make it look like it is wet and shiny, but in reality if you touch it, it is just dried paint with a certain texture that fools the eye. ====

**HOW CAN TEXTURE INFLUENCE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A SPACE?**
====An artist who is trying to create the illusion of space sharply defines texture in the foreground and paints less defined and softened textures in the background. It helps to create the illusion of depth or distance. ====

//**WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF TEXTURE IN ARCHITECTURE?**//
====//I think the most important thing of texture is that it can divide spaces, giving them an interesting touch if you use the right texture maybe in some wall or in the furniture you´re using in. Also texture give you Scale, it can accentuate a plane or also can reduce the scale of a wall by increasing the visual ewight of it because of it texture.// ====  