Textures
The first texture that caught my eye is my rug in my room. It is a thick, itchy rug that is good for rubbing the mud off your boots!
This texture is interesting because it is a mixture of snow and ice. It seems as if the snow started to melt and then refroze into a solid, chunky sheet of ice. It was very crunchy under my feet!This is the fabric on a bin I own.
Here is another rug, this one is a large one in the foyer of my building.Ceiling tiles! A very rough texture, plastered up there and chips easily.
This is the sandstone (I believe) around the front entrance of Taylor Tower. I think it is sandstone because the grains are very small and not very course. It is also the right color to be sandstone, a light tan-ish.
MUD! I couldn't go without some of nature's best! It looks juicy and, well, muddy! Sticks and ice chunks add to the texture also.
Lastly, this is the shag rug in my bathroom. Both furry and soft, it is a retreat for the feet after those cold, early-morning tiles!
I intended to capture the ice on this walkway because it looked as if it could have the texture of water. Nevertheless, it was a frozen puddle.
Here is my favorite blankie! It is super soft, as it has been hugged by me every night since I was born! (:
