texture

For Design I’s fifth project, we focused on texture. Students collected an assortment of black and white textures including…
• found (photography, magazines, books)
• rubbed (charcoal rubbing of physical texture on paper)
• created (using a range of mediums to invent a texture).

Then they collaged and glued them together into a quilt block pattern of their choice. They had to be precise and mindful of their workmanship. Since they were working with a grid and pattern, slight mistakes would be noticeable.

Below are some of the composition sets that were submitted. All have aspects to be improved upon for their portfolio, but overall I was very pleased with their results!

* I have permission from my students to promote their work on my website.

Section4_Breanna-Rochelle_Texture — by Breanna Rochelle

Section4_Landen-Rucker_Texture — by Landen Rucker

Section4_Lexi-Bennett_Texture — by Lexi Bennett

Section4_Olivia-Lewis_Texture — by Olivia Lewis

Section5_Bess-Reilly_Texture — by Bess Reilly

Section5_Samantha-Marshall_Texture — by Samantha Marshall

Section5_Taylor-Fikes_Texture — by Taylor Fikes

Section5_Wes-Edgeworth_Texture — by Wes Edgeworth

Section5_Willie-Griffin_Texture — by Willie Griffin

Section4_Kaleb-Baker_Texture — by Kaleb Baker

Fall 2016: For Design I’s fourth project, we focused on texture. Students collected an assortment of black and white textures including…
• found (photography, magazines, books)
• rubbed (charcoal rubbing of physical texture on paper)
• created (using a range of mediums to invent a texture).

Below are some of the composition sets that were submitted. All have aspects to be improved upon for their portfolio, but overall I was very pleased with their results!

* I have permission from my students to promote their work on my website.