Introduction to LIN E Line The path of

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Introduction to LIN E

Introduction to LIN E

Line The path of a continuous, moving point through space. Line is important to

Line The path of a continuous, moving point through space. Line is important to an artist because it can describe and identify shapes.

TYPES OF LINES ACTUAL LINE May vary greatly in weight and character -Expressive Lines

TYPES OF LINES ACTUAL LINE May vary greatly in weight and character -Expressive Lines -Descriptive Lines IMPLIED LINE Created by positioning a series of points so that the eye tends to automatically connect them—not actually drawn! By using the various types of lines, artists have the potential to lead a viewer’s eye through a composition.

ACTUAL LINE Expressive Lines that communicate ideas & moods. VERTICAL HORIZONTAL DIAGONAL CURVED ZIG-ZAG

ACTUAL LINE Expressive Lines that communicate ideas & moods. VERTICAL HORIZONTAL DIAGONAL CURVED ZIG-ZAG

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Vertical Lines Stability & Strength

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Vertical Lines Stability & Strength

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Horizontal Lines Calm & Peaceful

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Horizontal Lines Calm & Peaceful

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Curved & Zig-Zag Sense of activity, tension, & even

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Curved & Zig-Zag Sense of activity, tension, & even confusion

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Diagonal Lines Movement or instability

ACTUAL LINE EXPRESSIVE LINES continued Diagonal Lines Movement or instability

VARIATIONS OF LINE QUALITY TEXTURE With the combination of various line types, a multitude

VARIATIONS OF LINE QUALITY TEXTURE With the combination of various line types, a multitude of possible effects can be created.

ACTUAL LINE DESCRIPTIVE LINES Lines that DESCRIBE how an object looks. Contour Gesture

ACTUAL LINE DESCRIPTIVE LINES Lines that DESCRIBE how an object looks. Contour Gesture

DESCRIPTIVE LINES CONTOUR LINES Line used to follow the edges of forms, to describe

DESCRIPTIVE LINES CONTOUR LINES Line used to follow the edges of forms, to describe their outlines and inner details. This is the most common use of line in art. Contour lines describe the wrinkles &folds in your clothes.

DESCRIPTIVE LINES GESTURE LINES Quick, sketch-like lines Your drawn lines don’t stay at the

DESCRIPTIVE LINES GESTURE LINES Quick, sketch-like lines Your drawn lines don’t stay at the edges but move freely within the forms. You are more concerned with capturing the ACTION rather than drawing accurately. It captures the movement of the subject rather than recording the details of the form.

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