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    This document defines lines and their variations. It states that a line is a moving point through space. There are 5 types of lines - vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zig-zag, and curved. It then lists 5 artists and their works as examples. Line variations are then defined as how a line can be altered in length, width, texture, direction, or degree of curve. Specific examples are given for width.

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    This document defines lines and their variations. It states that a line is a moving point through space. There are 5 types of lines - vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zig-zag, and curved. It then lists 5 artists and their works as examples. Line variations are then defined as how a line can be altered in length, width, texture, direction, or degree of curve. Specific examples are given for width.

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    L I NE

    Lines

    &
    Line Variations

    Definition of Line

    A line is defined as
    a moving point
    through space

    There are
    5
    types of lines

    The 5 kinds of LINES are:

    Vertical
    Horizontal
    Diagonal
    Zig-zag
    Curved

    Marc Chagall
    Window in the Country
    1915

    Pierre Auguste Renior


    Banks of the Seine
    1879

    Wassily Kandinsky
    Composition VIII
    1923

    Vincent Van Gogh


    Landscape with House and Laborer
    1889

    Claude Monet
    Monets Garden

    Definition of Line Variation

    The ways a line can vary


    (or be altered) to change
    their appearance

    There are 5

    Variations:

    Length: how long a line is


    Width: how wide a line is
    Texture: how a line looks like it
    feels
    Direction: where a line can go
    Degree of Curve: the looseness
    or tightness of a curve

    6 in
    4 in

    wide

    wider

    widest

    rough

    smooth

    up

    down

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