Design Gen: Understanding Basic PROPORTIONS: Abstract Visual Relationships
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Hardwoods contain a special type of longitudinal cell called vessel cells — when cut, these reveal pores. Softwoods, on the other hand, do not have vessels or pores. This structural difference is why hardwoods often can have a stronger, more pronounced grain pattern — these pores have a big effect on the appearance of some sawn wood. --- Good to different wood grain descriptions: