Line is a one-dimensional path that varies in width, direction and length. Shapes are two-dimensional enclosed areas that can be geometric or organic. Color is perceived by how light reflects off a surface, value describes the lightness or darkness of a surface, and texture and space are used to create depth, while forms are three-dimensional objects that can be viewed from many angles.
Line is a one-dimensional path that varies in width, direction and length. Shapes are two-dimensional enclosed areas that can be geometric or organic. Color is perceived by how light reflects off a surface, value describes the lightness or darkness of a surface, and texture and space are used to create depth, while forms are three-dimensional objects that can be viewed from many angles.
Line is a one-dimensional path that varies in width, direction and length. Shapes are two-dimensional enclosed areas that can be geometric or organic. Color is perceived by how light reflects off a surface, value describes the lightness or darkness of a surface, and texture and space are used to create depth, while forms are three-dimensional objects that can be viewed from many angles.