Lines, Shapes & Form

What is Line?

• The shape of a thing or a person.

• A mark or strocke in proportion to its width.

• A shde of a color.

• The intensity of a color.

What is Form?

• The shape of a thing or person

• A degree of lightness or darkness of a color

• A mark or stroke in proportion to its width

• The distance or areas around, between and within the components of a piece

The orientation of a line can be...

• Zig-zag

• Curvy

• Diagonal, Horizontal, and Vertical

• Thic or thin

Out line is...

• A thin line

• A simple drawing that captures the essential feeling, energy, movement, action, or pose of the subject

• shapes and forms that represent living things having irregular edges.

• a line that surrounds a shape with the same quality of line

The qualities of a line are...

• Curvy, zig-zag, thin, and thick

• Outlines

• Complementary colors

• None of the above.

This is an example of...

• Shapes

• Form

• Gesture lines

• Implied lines

This is an example of...

• Descriptive lines

• Implied lines

• Outlines

• Contour lines

Descriptive lines are...

• An element of art that is three-dimensional and encloses volume

• Shapes

• are lines that help us understand what we are seeing the use of lines turned into recognizable picture

• Horizontal lines

Shapes are 2-dimentional.

• True

• False

The difference between shape and form is...

• Shapes can only be geometric, and forms are only organic.

• There is no difference

• Form is 3-Dimentional, and Shape is 2-Dimentional