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Line
An element of art that is the path of a series of points through space
Value
The art element that describes the darkness of lightness of an object.
actual lines
Lines made by a mark making tool
calligraphy
Beautiful Handwriting that goes from thin to thick in a single brushstroke
contour line
Drawing which defines the edges and surface ridges of an object.
curvy lines
Lines which gradually change direction
diagonal lines
Active lines that are slanted.
horizontal lines
Lines which exist left to right and appear calm
implied lines
Series of points that the viewer’s eye automatically connects.
outline
A line that shows the outer most edge of an object
dimension
The amount of space an object takes up in one direction.
gesture
Captures the movement in the moment by looking at the interior of the object.
zigzag lines
A combination of diagonal lines.
vertical lines
Lines which move straight up and down and appear stable.
psychic lines
A line that is created by gestures, arrows and gazes.
Crosshatching
A blending style which uses two sets of parallel lines which cross each other to create value.
Blending
A blending style which uses smooth changes in tone to create value.
Stippling
A blending style which uses clusters of dots to create value.
Hatching
A blending style which uses small straight lines that do not cross each other to create value.
Modeling
A blending style which uses lines that mimic and mold to the shape of the object to create value.
Gradation
A blending style which uses vertical, parallel lines s[aced closer or farther apart to create value.