When you think of the word touch, what do you imagine? Some people may imagine soft, lush patches of grass beneath their feet, others may think of a coarse brick wall scratching their arm when they accidentally walk a bit too close. Many people today, unfortunately, may merely think of the smooth, lifeless surfaces of the multitude of electronic devices that we utilize in our daily lives. These texture-less interfaces have changed our perception of touch; masking much of the vibrancy that the feel of natural textures can bring to our lives. This piece is a comment on that; showing how these cold, boring textures are covering up the beauty of being able to touch something natural.