Texture in Art: Explore Visual, Tactile, and Implied Textures

Question 1

What type of texture is visible but not able to be physically felt?

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Implied texture

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Digital texture

Question 2

Which of the following is not a technique used to create visual texture in a drawing or painting?

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Carving

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Cross-hatching

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Stippling

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Blending

Question 3

Which of these artworks would likely have the most tactile texture?

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A quilt made of different fabrics

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A painting of a field of flowers

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A sculpture made of wood

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A digital image of a sunset

Question 4

Which texture would be most suitable for a painting of a calm, peaceful lake?

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Smooth

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Rough

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Bumpy

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Soft

Question 5

Which of these is a way to feel texture?

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Touching a tree trunk

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Looking at a painting

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Listening to music

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Smelling a flower

Question 6

How do artists use texture to add interest to their work?

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By making things look bumpy or smooth

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By using different colors

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By using lots of lines

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By putting things in different places

Question 7

How can you use texture to make a drawing look like it's moving?

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By drawing lines in different directions

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By making some areas dark and others light

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By using different colors

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By drawing things in different shapes

Question 8

Which of these is an example of implied texture in a drawing?

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A picture of a fluffy cloud

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A sketch of a rough tree trunk

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A painting of a shiny apple

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A sculpture of a smooth marble statue

Question 9

Which of these objects has the most texture that you can feel?

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A furry stuffed animal

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A smooth piece of glass

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A wooden table

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A metal spoon

Question 10

Which of these is NOT a type of texture in art?

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Olfactory texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Implied texture

Question 11

Which of these is an example of tactile texture?

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A sculpture made of clay

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A painting of a brick wall

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A photograph of a forest

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A collage with pieces of paper

Question 12

Which texture describes the actual physical surface of an object in artwork?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Implied texture

Question 13

How do artists use texture to make a piece of artwork appear to have depth?

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By placing rough textures in the foreground and smooth textures in the background

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By using different colors to create the illusion of texture

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By using different brushstrokes to suggest different textures

Question 14

Which of these is NOT a type of texture in art?

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Auditory texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Implied texture

Question 15

When an artist creates a texture that can be felt by touch, it is called:

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Implied texture

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Actual texture

Question 16

Which of these materials has a rough and bumpy texture?

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Sandpaper

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Silk

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Cotton

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Glass

Question 17

When an artist uses a variety of textures in one artwork, it is called:

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Texture contrast

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Texture harmony

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Texture repetition

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Texture balance

Question 18

Which of the following is an example of implied texture?

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A drawing of a furry animal that looks like it feels soft

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A sculpture with a smooth surface

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A painting of a brick wall

Question 19

What is the difference between visual texture and tactile texture?

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Visual texture can be seen, while tactile texture can be felt.

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Tactile texture can be seen, while visual texture can be felt.

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They are the same thing.

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture?

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Shiny

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Hard

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Soft

Question 21

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture in visual art?

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Auditory texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Implied texture

Question 22

Which of the following is an example of visual texture in a painting?

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The smooth texture of a polished stone

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The rough surface of a tree bark

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The cool breeze blowing on your skin

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The sound of a bird chirping

Question 23

Which of the following is an example of a tactile texture in art?

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The texture of a sculpture

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The texture of a painting

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The texture of a song

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The texture of a dream

Question 24

How does a sculpture with a rough texture engage your senses?

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It invites you to touch and feel its surface, giving you a hands-on experience.

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It creates depth and movement, making the sculpture seem dynamic.

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It adds complexity to the sculpture's appearance, making it more visually appealing.

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It creates contrast between light and dark areas, making the sculpture more visually interesting.

Question 25

You're painting a mysterious landscape. How can you use texture to make people curious about what's beyond?

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Use different textures, like smooth and rough, to make some parts of the painting stand out.

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Make the whole painting dark and gloomy to make it feel less inviting.

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Only paint the things in the front and leave the background empty.

Question 26

Which of these is NOT a type of texture in art?

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Auditory texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Implied texture

Question 27

When an artist makes something look like it has a different texture than it actually does, they are using what type of texture?

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Implied texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

Question 28

What is visual texture?

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The texture you can see but not touch

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The texture you can feel

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The texture you can smell

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The texture you can taste

Question 29

Which of these is an example of visual texture?

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The smooth surface of a painted wall

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The rough bark of a tree

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The smell of fresh-cut grass

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The sound of birds chirping

Question 30

What type of texture can you feel?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Implied texture

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Emotional texture

Question 31

What does the texture of sandpaper feel like?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

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Hard

Question 32

What does the texture of velvet feel like?

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Fuzzy

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Rough

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Smooth

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Hard

Question 33

What is tactile texture?

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How something feels to the touch

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How something looks

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How something sounds

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How something smells

Question 34

What's the difference between visual texture and tactile texture?

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Visual texture is seen, while tactile texture is felt

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Tactile texture is seen, while visual texture is felt

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There's no difference

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Visual texture is more important than tactile texture

Question 35

Which of these is a natural texture?

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A leaf

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A brick wall

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A wooden table

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A piece of fabric

Question 36

Which of these is a man-made texture?

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A sheet of paper

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A rock

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A flower

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A cloud

Question 37

Which type of texture can you feel by touching it?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Implied texture

Question 38

Which material has a smooth texture?

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Silk

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Sandpaper

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Wood

Question 39

How can you use texture to create a feeling of peacefulness in a artwork?

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By using soft and smooth textures

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By using bright and contrasting colors

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By using rough and jagged shapes

Question 40

Which of the following art techniques involves using lines to create the illusion of texture?

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Hatching

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Shading

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Blending

Question 41

Which of the following is not a type of texture in art?

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Auditory texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Implied texture

Question 42

What is visual texture?

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Texture that can be seen but not felt

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Texture that can be felt but not seen

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Texture that is suggested or implied but not present

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Texture created using sound

Question 43

Which of the following is an example of tactile texture?

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The rough bark of a tree

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The smooth surface of a painting

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The sound of wind blowing through leaves

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The implied texture of a character's clothing

Question 44

What is implied texture?

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Texture suggested or implied but not present

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Texture created using sound

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Texture that can be seen but not felt

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Texture that can be felt but not seen

Question 45

Which of the following is an example of how an artist might use texture to create a sense of movement?

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Using textured foreground to create a sense of movement

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Using smooth texture to create a sense of stillness

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Using rough texture to create a sense of chaos

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Using textured background to create a sense of depth

Question 46

Which of the following is **not** a type of texture in art?

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Loud

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Smooth

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Rough

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Soft

Question 47

Which of the following materials would create a smooth tactile texture?

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Silk

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Sandpaper

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Cotton balls

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Bubble wrap

Question 48

Which of the following allows you to feel the texture of an object?

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Touching it

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Looking at it

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Listening to it

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Smelling it

Question 49

Which famous artist is known for using thick, textured brushstrokes in their paintings?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

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Pablo Picasso

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Andy Warhol

Question 50

What is the difference between organic and inorganic textures?

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Organic textures are found in nature while inorganic textures are not.

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Inorganic textures are found in nature while organic textures are not.

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Organic textures are created by humans while inorganic textures are found in nature.

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There is no difference between organic and inorganic textures.