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Tag Archives: design element of texture
Design Exercise:Texture
In several recent posts we’ve discussed artists who use the design element of texture. I’m asking you to put the new knowledge you’ve gained from those posts to use. The best way to begin to do this is by reviewing … Continue reading
Posted in Artists and Designers, Elements and Principles, How-To
Tagged art assignment, art education, art education resource, Art Textbook, camouflage, design element of texture, design exercise, design exercise texture, design textbook, elements and principles of design, trompe l'oeil
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Texture As Material And Metaphor
In several recent posts we’ve discussed the design element of texture. I want to add to that discussion by presenting the work of two additional artists, Alexandra Kehayoglou and Sigalit Landau. Argentinian artist Alexandra Kehayoglou is known for her elaborately … Continue reading
Posted in Artists and Designers, Elements and Principles
Tagged Alexandra Kehayoglou, art education, art education resource, art installations, Art Textbook, design element of texture, design textbook, elements and principles of design, MVRDV, rug making, sculpture, Sigalit Landau, textile arts, The Dead Sea, trompe l'oeil
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Fool The Eyes: Artists Who Use Their Skills To Challenge Our Perception (Part 3)
In two earlier posts we described the work of artists who create artwork that challenges the viewer’s perception – work that goes beyond simple representation and fools the eye as well as tricking the mind. The first post looked at … Continue reading
A Simple Map Of Life: Leonardo Drew
Last week I went with some friends to see an exhibition at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco. On the drive over I sat in the back seat and tried to come up with a topic for this week’s blog. … Continue reading
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Tagged African American artist, art and materials, art education, art education resource, art installations, Art Textbook, design element of scale, design element of texture, design textbook, Leonard Drew DeYoung Museum, Leonardo Drew, process art, sculpture
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