Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Diagonal Curved
Curved, horizontal, diagonal, and vertical lines are present. What do you think?
1. Select a specific design “object”.
This example uses a clock, so you
must choose something else. Perhaps
3. Select a sheet of colored a window treatment, silverware
8x10” paper, and use it pattern, a table lamp, etc.
horizontally or vertically. 2. Find 4 colored magazine or catalog pictures
4. Title your project: of your object that illustrate all 4 types of line…
Identifying Line in making sure the line is part of the structure of
Design the object, not just the print on fabric.
Dignified
8. Apply a border if desired
By Your Name
Design Object: Clock
CURVED LINE:
Easy on the DIAGONAL LINE:
eyes; pleasing Interesting
to view
VERTICAL:
Dignified
HORIZONTAL: Sturdy
1. Select a specific design material,
either wallpaper OR fabric.
2. Find 4 actual samples of your design material (not pictures), illustrating all
4 types of line. The line should not be part of the structure, but will be in the
actual print.
3. Select a sheet of colored 8x10” paper, and use it horizontally or vertically.
4. Title your project: Identifying Line in Design, add your name, and identify
your design material.
5. Mount the samples; you may want to mat them for neatness
6. Wallpaper samples
should be labeled with the
type of line AND the room By Your Name
Design Object: Interior Decorating
Fabric
of the house where you
would put this paper.
Fabric samples should be
Vertical print: the
labeled with the type of upholstery on the
sun porch furniture
line AND the specific room Curved print: design
on the sheets in a Diagonal print: used to
preschool girl’s
and item of furniture that room
cover throw pillows in the
family game room
Diagonal print:
used to cover throw
Horizontal print: seat pillows in the family
cushions on the kitchen game room
dinette