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The imaginary line
A line is a mark made by an instrument as it moves across a surface.
It does not exist in nature — artists invented the line to help
simplify visual facts and represent graphic ideas. Lines can not only
define the edges of a form, but also indicate movement, weight, and
emotion. In the hands of a gifted artist, lines can create texture,
color, light and darks, and shape.
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Next: Shape
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