Mochiman's sketchbook

[darktiste]

I recommend visit drawabox.com they have a section about texturing that i find is even more in depth than peter han content on the subject.I would say try to have your texture scale longer in lenght and go more toward almost no texture when you reach the right side of the scale because there not enough of the texture being wash away in your scale right now you need to understand that texture under strong light get wash away because what create the texture is the local shadow.Texture are affected in many way it can be affected by the form it therefor change the silhouette of the object or by the light it change the exposure and wash away the texture in midtone revealing the most texture and shadowing wash away the texture.The distance between the textured object and the viewer also play a role the closer the object is the =higher density of detail the further it get away the more detail get lost.


It can be resume into 3 letter FLD or FORM,LIGHTING,DISTANCE this help remind yourself what affect your texture.