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The path of a moving point, having greater length than width
Line
Types of Line
Straight, curved, long, short, thin, thick, broken
A 2-dimensional flat space having an interior area and an outer boundary
Shape
Geometric Shapes
man-made, circle, triangle, square
Organic shape
natural
Emptiness, nothingness, a void
Space
Parallel lines converge as they recede
Linear Perspective
Objects diminish as they recede
Varying sizes of shapes
High or low from the horizon line
Placement of shapes
create depth
Overlapping of shapes
Value changes for objects farther away
Aerial Perspective
Objects farther away are dusty and unclear
Details
The tactile feel of any surface, the roughness or smoothness experienced through the sense of touch
Texture
Actual Texture
can be felt to the touch
Simulated(implied)
cannot be felt, only seen or imagined
the degree of lightness or darkness of a surface, the quantity of light
Value
Purposes of Value
To create texture, to provide balance of lights and darks, to create mood, and give illusion of 3-d or depth
is often implied even when it is not actually used to describe form
Presence of line
Vertical lines
Strenght, dignity, spirituality
Horizontal Lines
calmness, rest, earth
Diagonal Lines
Action, motion, conflict
Curved
softness, joy