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(3) Application to art and design Importance is attached to the textures all the more
in recent paintings. Creating textures is often regarded as producing art
works. In the painting of Ken Kawakane shown Figure 656, a unique texture
is used formed in such a way that paints were pushed out behind the cloth
with rough meshes. Texture is also important even in the world of design.
Texture is even much more strongly felt in the illustration of the fairy
tale on front page in Figure 655. This is because
the texture of the picture drawn on the paper with a rough surface is amplified
further by the printing. In other words, a smaller illustration is drawn
on mermaid ripple paper with fine unevenness, and is extended using a printing
camera for printing. The roughness of the background surface is all the
more emphasized.
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