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| A point in motion - in terms of art and design we know line can have varying width as well as length. |
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| An implied line is created by positioning a series of points so that the eye tends automatically to connect them. Ex. the dotted line. |
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| This connetion usually occurs when someone or something looks or points in a certain direction. Our eyes invariably follow, and a psychic line results. |
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| WHen line is used to follow the edges of forms to describe their outlines ONLY. |
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| Line does not stay at the edges but moves freely within forms to show the action or dynamics of a pose. These are drawing of movement, weight, and posure. It is almost always created quickly and spontaneously. |
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| Line quality can define three-dimensional form, create emphasis, and transform a flat piece of paper into a spatial experience. It can create volume. |
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