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Using Lines

Using Lines. The type of lines you use can convey different feelings, moods and add strength to your ideas. Hairlines, dotted, dashed and curved lines can spice up a design. Guidelines For Using Lines. Think about what kind of line you will use. Thick, thin, wavy, dotted, dashed, hand-drawn.

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Using Lines

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  1. Using Lines

  2. The type of lines you use can convey different feelings, moods and add strength to your ideas. Hairlines, dotted, dashed and curved lines can spice up a design.

  3. Guidelines For Using Lines

  4. Think about what kind of line you will use. Thick, thin, wavy, dotted, dashed, hand-drawn. Each type of line can convey a different feeling.

  5. What’s the purpose of the line? Is it to join related content or to separate unrelated content? Is it to add a border around an image?

  6. Think about multiple lines to create texture. A repeating thin hairline can be used as a background texture, as can an elaborate hand-drawn pattern of lines.

  7. Don’t just put lines in for the sake of it. As with any design element, if you don’t need it take it away.

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