2.  A line can be thought of as points so
close together that they lose their
individual identity and form a new entity.

3.  A line is a form with width and length, but
no depth. Artists use lines to create
edges, the outlines of objects. A line is
created by the movement of the artist's
pen.

4.  The direction of a line can show the
mood of the certain image.

5.  Horizontal lines are calm and quiet.

6.  Vertical lines show more of a potential
for movement.

7.  While diagonal lines strongly show
movement and give more of a feeling of
action to a picture.

8.  The line is apart of every shape, it is
basic, but important.

9.  "Elements Of Design: The Line »
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