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Kinds of Lines |
There are five basic kinds of lines:
horizontal,
vertical,
diagonal,
curved,
zig-zag
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Explicit Line |
Horizontal lines are PARALLEL to the horizon. Horizontal lines suggest a relaxing, peaceful feeling and convey a feeling of rest and repose. They make you feel content, relaxed and calm.
Horizontal lines are STATIC, or INACTIVE,
express, REST and STABILITY.
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Vertical Lines |
An IMPLIED line exist ONLY by implication, as the edge of shapes. A group of shapes arranged in a row can create an implied line.
Can you see implied lines in this painting?
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Horizontal & Vertical Lines |
An IMPLIED line exist ONLY by implication, as the edge of shapes. A group of shapes arranged in a row can create an implied line.
Can you see implied lines in this painting?
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Diagonal Lines |
A LINE OF SIGHT is a visual line that connects two points, such as the imaginary line moving from a figure’s eyes to a viewed object.
Can you see an implied line of sight in this painting?
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Curved Lines |
A LINE OF SIGHT is a visual line that connects two points, such as the imaginary line moving from a figure’s eyes to a viewed object.
Can you see an implied line of sight in this painting?
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Zig-Zag Lines |
A LINE OF SIGHT is a visual line that connects two points, such as the imaginary line moving from a figure’s eyes to a viewed object.
Can you see an implied line of sight in this painting? |
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