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The second piece out of six of my Art Elements project!
I actually have all six done, I just like releasing them one at a time.

This one is "Texture", and no, it does not say "Toucher" as in "one who touches"; it is the French word for "texture" (or, more literally, just "touch") and is probably pronounced "too-SHAY" or something crazy like that. I dunno, I never took French.

If anyone's wondering, all six pieces have their element word in French somewhere, with the exception of the perspective one. This is because Alphonse Mucha, the (FANTABULOUS) artist I chose, also liked to include lots of pretty French words in his art. Yeahhh.

The red and gold border is a rolled-up chain of yarn I crocheted and glued down, and I knitted the green blanket. The sheet and pillow are white fabric I had lying around, and I stitched the words with embroidery thread. And the person is simply paper. Since it's not flat, it kind of scanned funny, but oh, well...

Description
The second piece out of six of my Art Elements project!
I actually have all six done, I just like releasing them one at a time.

This one is "Texture", and no, it does not say "Toucher" as in "one who touches"; it is the French word for "texture" (or, more literally, just "touch") and is probably pronounced "too-SHAY" or something crazy like that. I dunno, I never took French.

If anyone's wondering, all six pieces have their element word in French somewhere, with the exception of the perspective one. This is because Alphonse Mucha, the (FANTABULOUS) artist I chose, also liked to include lots of pretty French words in his art. Yeahhh.

The red and gold border is a rolled-up chain of yarn I crocheted and glued down, and I knitted the green blanket. The sheet and pillow are white fabric I had lying around, and I stitched the words with embroidery thread. And the person is simply paper. Since it's not flat, it kind of scanned funny, but oh, well...