Date : 6/03/2020
Creating textures was a really creative journey which I really enjoyed while fabricating. Since I explored with a lot of materials leaving out textured papers, I really couldn’t sometimes control free flowing variable materials like wax and many other. The beginning of this assignment was very basic, but getting acquainted with every material I had, I started getting my hands into a movement with the tools and understanding the form of materials and started experimenting with it. With every new creation every texture was getting better in its appearance. While doing this I definitely had to go through a tough selection of which is better and discarding more fair samples than I had made.
Week 7, when we started making the textures I did not take into consideration of expanding these textures onto a larger scale which we were asked to do this week. We also had a peer to peer review in class. We found one or the other interesting sample of texture. During this review we also played around a lot with light and saw the difference light could make. It literally did transform the entire appearance.
At first I thought light was something I couldn’t partially control because it wasn’t something I could really take control of. It chooses its direction or movement. But through exercises and assignments in class I realised that I really it really didnt have to be controlled it is a material itself. Now reading the light and materials article does really make sense to some extent. I was skeptical about reaching to this point but I tried to take care of the output of these textures.
The materials that I used in Board (1) are:
- Wax
- Mount Board
- Paints
- Chart Paper
- A few textures papers
- Gateway sheets
- Newsprint Paper
- Normal Paper
- Threads
THE MAIN BOARD
Experimenting with wax gives me bitter as well as happy memories. I was happy with the outcomes that after going through the process of discarding I could bring something which one could look at. But I would use the one with drops on the wall where my headboard is. I think it would really add onto the mood of the room.
PART OF THE WHOLE BOARD
Such textures are very common but these can be used in areas for kids. Such bright colours would suite their personalities.
I would use this texture on a wall as an accent piece of Display in a commercial building which has high visibility space.
This to me looks like a mixture of old ice which is mixed with mud. But I would use this on a wall and put on some combustion lighting 
This after I made I realised looked familiar to the Church of Light. Since they used it on walls I would use this on the floor and give some back lit lights.
BOARD 2
The materials I used in Board (2) :
- Textured Papers
- Aluminium Paper
- Wrapping paper
- Camphor
- Mount Board
- Paints
PARTS OF THE WHOLE BOARD
I would use this on my floor and the walls could be white and where there could a lot of natural lighting which could add on the crystalline effect of camphor. 
IMAGES WITH LIGHT FROM DIFFERENT ANGLE (1)
IMAGES OF LIGHT FROM DIFFERENT ANGLES (2)
I rolled cellophane paper and kept one side of it exposed to the sun and it created this texture. It really looks fascinating to me.
Cyclic Quotidian 