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LINES

MALCOLM BOWMAN
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LINE

A LINE DRAWN FROM AN OBSERVED OBJECT TO THE FOVEA OF THE EYE.
A line is a mark made by a pointed tool that has length and width but the width is so tiny compared to the length that one perceives line as having only one dimension.
Photo by ecstaticist
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ACTUAL LINE

Actual lines are created by artists to represent edges.
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CONTOUR LINE DRAWINGS

EXTERIOR &INTERIOR SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN THE SURFACE ELEVATION.
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LINE SKETCH

USES BROKEN LINES TO THE GENERAL SHAPE AND SURFACE.
Photo by aaipodpics
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IMPLIED LINES

Are created by abrupt changes in color.
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IMPLIED LINES

Can also be created by objects in a row.
Photo by james_gordon_losangeles
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VERTICAL LINES

Go from the bottom to the top of CANVAS.
Photo by Leshaines123
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HORIZONTAL LINES

GO FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ON THE CANVAS.
Photo by Megan Byrd
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DIAGONAL LINES

STRAIGHT LINES THAT ARE NOT PARALLEL TO THE SIDES OR THE TOP.
Photo by CarbonNYC
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SHAPE

CREATED EITHER BY AN ENCLOSING LINE OR BY COLOR AND VALUE CHANGES
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GEOMETRIC SHAPES

PRECISE EDGES THAT APPEAR TO HAVE A MACHINE-MADE QUALITY.
Photo by moreuman
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ORGANIC SHAPES

Consist of natural, curving, unpredictable, edges.
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HARD-EDGE

Abrupt changes in color, value, pattern, or texture.
Photo by army.arch
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SOFT-EDGED

Shapes created by indistinct changes in color, value, texture or pattern.

Malcolm Bowman