LINE

Element of Art: . LINE. DEFINITION: A mark made by a pointed tool. Examples of tools: Pencil, paint brush, stick, finger…. TYPES OF LINES. DIAGONAL. VERTICAL. ZIG ZAG. HORIZONTAL. CURVED. Characteristics of Line. WEIGHT: Thick, thin, tapered, uneven. ACTION LINES THAT CREATE MOVEMENT:

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Line

Line. You could say that a line is an edge, a border between one thing and another. It can also be the connection between two things, like a clothes line tied between two trees.

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LINE

LINE. As an Element of Art. Definition. A line is the distance between two points. A B Lines are used to show direction and to communicate moods and feelings. . Types of Line. Directional Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal. . Types of Line. Character Lines

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Line up line up!

Line up line up!. Horizontal. Find some examples of horizontal lines. Vertical. Think of some examples of vertical lines. Parallel. Find some examples of parallel lines. What sort of angle is this?. Perpendicular. Find some examples of perpendicular lines. Are these line parallel?.

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First Line / Last Line

First Line / Last Line. From Guts , by Gary Paulsen 1 st : “Perhaps the single most catastrophic event in Brian’s life in Hatchet is when the pilot dies of a heart attack.” Last: “What if a person suddenly found himself in a wilderness as old as time …”

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Line

Line. A continuous mark that is __________________________. Lines are a human invention. In a visual world, lines are generally shorthand for edges. Contour Lines. The ________ of a figure, body, or mass. Contour lines are visually perceived, but do not exist in nature. Shape.

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line. This is a picture of my countertop in my kitchen, it is a good representation of line because you can easily see the line on the tile. color. I chose this picture because it is very bright in color . Motion.

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LINE

LINE. Chapter 5 ArtTalk Textbook. How can the artist use line to create expressive qualities , capture movement, or control value change?. What is a line ? In geometry, a line is an endless series of dots. In Art, a line is a mark made on a surface with a moving tool.

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF OPTCL NETWORK. KUCHEI (BARIPADA). KOLAGHAT. BUDHIPADAR. JAMSHEDPUR(PG). 1x160/ 119 MW. SPS. 2x315. KORBA (MP) (WR System). 30 /60. BEEKEY STEEL. 2x315. PALASPANGA. 48/80. 4.2/ 20. 21. ARYA. 2. .Tr 13. PATNAIK STEEL. BARIPADA. KARANJIA.

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Line AB | | Line CD

Parallel Lines : Corresponding Angles. E. A. B. Line AB | | Line CD Transversal Line EF crosses lines AB and CD at intersection points P and Q respectively. P. Q. C. F. D.  EPB and Angle  EFD are corresponding angles. Other pairs of corresponding angles are :

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Line

Line. A basic element. Definition of a Line:. - A mark made by a moving point - “taking a dot for a walk” - Two connected points - Narrow elongated mark. Lines can create Movement. -Movement is one of the Principles of Art - A way to guide the viewers eye through a piece of artwork

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Line

Line. Element of Art. 7 Elements. Line Color Value Shape Space Form Texture. Line. Element of Art (EOA ) that is the path of a moving point through space. It takes movement to make a line, our eyes follow it’s movement. Eye follows line.

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Line & Line Values

Line & Line Values. Drawing Project Plans. Line & Line Values. Lines are the fundamental single entity on a drawing. Lines are used to illustrate and describe the shape of the object. Lines must be clearly visible and stand out in sharp contrast to one another

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Line-by-Line

Line-by-Line. The strategic importance of organization. Weber & Hassan. Overview. What is line-by-line and why is it important? Tricks of the trade: Grouping Extending Cross-application Flowing and by-line argumentation. What is line-by-line.

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JMDB FINAL_first line

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Line

Line. Element of Art. 7 Elements. Line Color Value Shape Space Form Texture. Line. Element of Art (EOA ) that is the path of a moving point through space. It takes movement to make a line, our eyes follow it’s movement. Artists use line to lead the viewers eye through a piece of work.

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Line

Line. A line is an element characterized by length and direction. Artists use lines to create edges, the outlines of objects. A line is created by the movement of the artist's pen, or implied by the edges of shapes and forms

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Line

Line. Mr. Vedder Art 8. Line. An element of art that is used to define shape, contours, and outlines, also to suggest mass and volume. It may be a continuous mark made on a surface with a pointed tool or implied by the edges and shapes and form. What are different types of Line?.

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Line up line up!

Line up line up!. Horizontal. Find some examples of horizontal lines. Vertical. Think of some examples of vertical lines. Parallel. Find some examples of parallel lines. What sort of angle is this?. Perpendicular. Find some examples of perpendicular lines. Are these line parallel?.

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Line

Line. Good morning. You will need your sketchbook, and pen or pencil. The Element of Line. Yvonne Jacquette, Town of Skowhegan, Main V, 1988, oil on canvas 783/16”x 64 3/16” Courtesy, DC Moore Gallery NYC. How do artists use line in art?. Objectives:

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Line

Line. How it is used in works of art. Line, the basic element of all design has unlimited forms. It is not only a "container", but an entity in itself. If not the most dominant feature of a composition, line is always its beginning. OPEN line can overlap itself and not create a shape.

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LINE

LINE. ELEMENTS OF DESIGN Elements of design are “tools”. Just like the carpenter has a hammer and saw, the designer has the elements. There are 4 elements of design: LINE, Form, Color, & Texture. Line: the extension of a point.

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