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Mastering Line Variation and Movement in Kinetic Art

Explore contour and implied lines techniques by artists like Gavin Worth and Benedict Radcliffe. Challenge yourself with thick and thin lines, movement through wire lines, and a strong color focal point. Learn about Kinetic art from Alexander Calder. See student examples demonstrating movement and implied lines.

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Mastering Line Variation and Movement in Kinetic Art

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  1. Corpus Callosum By Gavin Worth

  2. Contour line: refers to the outside edges, as well as the defined enclosed edges.

  3. Line variation: challenge yourself to have a mixture of thick and thin lines.

  4. Benedict Radcliffe

  5. Benedict Radcliffe

  6. Tomohiro Inaba

  7. Implied lines: Lines can be suggestive and gestural and still hint at or show the subject.

  8. Movement: challenge yourself to show movement through wire lines.

  9. Use of a strong color focal point. He is also known for Kinetic art: a form of art that depends on movement for its effect. Alexander Calder“Rouge Triomphant” 1959

  10. Student example

  11. Student example that shows movement and implied lines.

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