velvet
twine
rose petals
snow
watercolor paper
orange peel
ice cream
the pup’s fur
bark on a tree
soft blankets
oil pastels
white flour
sea glass
denim
a string of pearls
Textures I Love (a partial list)
velvet
twine
rose petals
snow
watercolor paper
orange peel
ice cream
the pup’s fur
bark on a tree
soft blankets
oil pastels
white flour
sea glass
denim
a string of pearls
spanishwoods 
Love the texture expressed in the photo…and the words.
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Thank you.
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Wow, so cool!
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Thank you!
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This is a delight to study.
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Thanks so much Chris.
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A whole world to explore, Sylvia. When I think tactile, I often think of the blind and how they experience the world. –Curt
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Yes, I also often think of what it would be like to be blind. It’s one of my biggest fears. I am so visual, that sight is my most keen sense. But I do like to touch things and I do have very specific favorite things to smell and hear. It’s an interesting exercise to actually stop and think about.
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Is that string arranged into a jar shape?
Either way, impressive.
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It is a roll of twine on a wooden spool. Thank you.
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I made myself focus on each texture as I read through the list, and the only one that didn’t come quickly to me was oil pastels.
Enjoyed this list, and image
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Years ago when I used oil pastels, I would cover large areas with deep color simply because I loved the feeling that the oil stick had when rubbed against the paper. It was a little bit like rubbing a stick of butter on a pan, but less messy on the hands. I still remember that pleasure from the oil pastel’s texture all this time later.
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