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implied line
suggestion of line movement through relationship of shapes
psychic line
suggestion of line movement through the content of an image
actual line (5)
-contour lines
-cross contour
-descriptive lines (mechanical lines)
-calligraphic
-gestural
descriptive lines (mechanical lines)
lines have specific meaning by the way they're drawn (ex. architecture-lines of outer parts of building are thicker than inner parts)
calligraphic
fluid, moves with ease and grace
gestural
describes nature of line-powerful movement (tension)
shape
a 2D area defined by an actual or implied border
form
a 3D extension of shape, having mass and volume
types of shape/form (positive and negative form)
-amorphous
-idealized
-biomorphic, organic
-nonobjective
-linear
-curvilinear
-geometric, rectilinear
amorphous
shapes without clearly defined edges (implied)
idealized
shapes perfected. natures flaws having been edited
biomorphic, organic
shapes found in nature (natural, objective)
nonobjective
invented shapes
linear
shapes resembling
curvilinear
shapes based on curved contours
geometric, rectilinear
based on angles, rectangles
devices for creating depth
-size (scale, relative scale)
-overlapping
-(vertical) relative location
-aerial (atmospheric) perspective
-linear perspective
size (scale, relative scale)
things near are generally larger than things distant
overlapping
things near may partially obscure things distant
(vertical) relative location
things lower on the picture plane are generally seen as closer, higher locations seem more distant
aerial (atmospheric) perspective
shape qualities and relationships based on observed effects from the atmosphere
linear perspective
mathematical system based on line convergence
texture
a surface quality
2 types of texture
-actual texture
-visual texture
actual texture
the physical features of a surface
visual texture
illusions of actual textures
tromp Loeil (tromp loy)
"to fool they eye"