Soft textiles such as velvet, lace, or knitwear can be incorporated into styling projects to create a sense of touchable appeal. This is particularly useful when creating visual media that requires...
Incorporating Soft Textural Overlays in Design
Designers use soft textural overlays like paper grain or fabric patterns to add tactile visual interest. Textural layers enrich the magazine's...
In the 1960s and 70s, many artists began using textiles as their medium to explore erotic themes. They often used these materials to create works that were meant to be seen as more than just pieces...
Textural perception is a key factor in the way that humans interact with their environment, providing crucial feedback about the nature and properties of objects encountered through touch.
The...
When experimenting with print formats, a magazine can try using foldouts to create an immersive experience for its readers.
It might feature a foldout poster that reveals a hidden image when...
Focus on Tactility in Design
The print edition of RHK is intentionally designed to be touched, From textured covers to uncoated interior paper and embossed details, the tactile qualities of the...
What is a textural contrast?
A textural contrast is the difference between two textures that are juxtaposed in an image. For example, when a photograph has both smooth surfaces and rough ones,...
Sensuality Through Texture and Fabric Descriptions
As authors, we often rely on visual cues such as color and shape to create sensory images for our readers. However, tactile descriptions can be...
The strategic use of black and white photographs enhances the artistic versatility of fashion editorials. This technique can create a dramatic atmosphere that captures the viewer's attention, adding...
Featured in this month's issue of Wetaish magazine is an interview with renowned artist Alexandra X, who has been creating intricate and stunning sculptures for years. Her work focuses on exploring...