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LINE LINE Alice Neel drawing WHAT IS LINE in an art- work? How can we talk about line, in the context of visual art?

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LINELINE

Alice Neel drawing

WHAT IS LINE

in an art-

work?

How can we talk about line, in the

context of visual art?

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A line is a point moving in space.

Nasca Lines, Nasca Desert, Peru(moved, scraped earth ) 400 – 650 AD

Pablo Picasso(photo of moving flashlight)

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Pablo Picasso

Line(s) can describeform in different ways.

Carolyn Staehle

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The EDGE of a form, or the directional movement of a

form itself, may also be thought of as LINE

in both 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional art.

Matt Shlian origami sculpture

BalthusRod Arad chair

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What QUALITIES might a line have?

How can we describe line in art?

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Paul Fabozzi Guache and colored pencil on paper and mylar layersUnknown artist, Manzanar Camp Sumi ink

Line has “weight”:thickness or thinness.

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Brice Marden

Juan Gris

Line has SHAPE--- itmight be straight, curvy,or angular …

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continuous or interrupted…

OskarKokoshka

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Dr. LakaKathe Kollwitz

Line can have COLOR, VALUE, and TEXTURE.

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Pablo Picasso

HORIZONTAL lines in an artwork may contribute a sense of restfulness, stability, stillness.

LINES ARE DIRECTIONAL.

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VERTICAL lines or directional movement can suggest power, forceful stability.

Hong Chun Zhang charcoal and graphite

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DIAGONAL lines best evoke motion, energy, dynamism.

Gomedia

Lebbeus Woods

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Hokusai wood-block print

Most compositions contain a variety of directional lines, whose energies play off against one another,

and lead the viewer’s eye around the composition.

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Pablo Picasso

CONTOUR LINEis a simple, more or less continuous line, which follows contours, or edges .

SOME TYPES OF DRAWN LINE:

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George Seurat

HATCHING and CROSS HATCHINGare ways of using lines for shading to create darker values,

often to show dimensionality or space.

Kathe Kollwitz

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Line can also show SPACE and dimensionalitydimensionalitywith perspective lines, cross-contour lines, and overlapping lines.

Moises Mahiques

CROSS-CONTOUR LINESfollow contours across a surface,to show dimensionality.

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Calligraphic line refers to line having theflowing and expressive quality of calligraphy(decorative, handwritten lettering.)

Sufi Calligraphic Art Chinese Calligraphy

Henri Matisse

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GESTURAL LINES, made with energy and speed, evoke direction and movement of form (whether abstract or representational form.)

Julie Mehretu

Honore Daumier

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Some line, repeating its movement or gesture, may be thought of as

RHYTHMIC.

Gabriel Orozco

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EXPRESSIVE line may suggest mood, emotion, tension or energy.

Egon Schiele

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IN A COMPOSITION, LINE FUNCTIONS TO: • Describe form; create shapes.

• Lead a viewers eye around the composition.

• Establish directional movement within the composition.

• Through shading, create darker values, and a sense of space or volume.

• Express energy and mood through line quality and direction.

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A definition ofDRAWING:DRAWING:lines and marks made on a surface.

Ernesto Caivano

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Lascaux Caves, France

15,300 BCE (charcoal, earth pigments on stone)

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Edgar Degas (black and white chalk on paper)

Charcoal

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Kulvinder Kaur Dher

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Odilon Redon

PASTEL (colored chalk)

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David Musgrave

GRAPHITE

Serse

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D.L. Alvarez(graphite drawing based on photo)

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Judy Chicago

COLORED PENCIL

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Leonardo Da Vinci

PEN and INK

Charles Dana Gibson

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RobertCrumb

sketchbook pages

FELT PEN

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Tom Friedman(ink pen)

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Fang Lijun INK WASH

George Baselitz

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Kiteka Rishi

COMPUTER- GENERATED DRAWING

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uses wind analysis software (used by builders of skyscrapers)to generate fluid surfaces that he renders by hand.

thefoxisblack.com

Peter Jellitsch

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Thread, Paper

Sarah Lucas

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Hair drawing on handmade paper Mona Hatoum

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Body Art

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GraphitePencil on Skull

GabrielOrozco

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“Footprints of History” @ 2008 Beijing Olympics

Fireworks

Cai Guo-Quiang

Gunpowder and Ink

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Bruce Nauman

Neon, Glass

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Bruce Nauman