25 Texture Challenge
6:59 AM, Tuesday July 4th 2023
My attempt at 25 textures...
Thanks in advance for any feedback, or how to improve this!
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5:56 PM, Sunday July 16th 2023
Hey! Hice job really, almost every texture is recognizable without hints
I'd add a little more details of study for some textures (to the middle square), such as liesegang or mushroom. As I see the point of the middle square is to get a better understanding of the lines or shadows that outline the texture, so you can repeat it in the future or use as a reference for yourself.
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