Lines Vocab

5. – uses multiple viewpoints to show an object from different perspectives.
6. – A line that bends or changes direction.
8. – A mark made using a drawing tool or brush.
12. – A line that does not curve.
14. – Shapes based on recognizable mathematical forms; Cubism uses geometric shapes.
15. – An element of art that can be described as rough, smooth, or broken.
16. – A principle of art that creates a sense of action or implied motion.
17. – Lines that flow over the surface of a form and help create the illusion of 3D.

1. – A line made without lifting the drawing tool from the surface.
2. – A technique used to create the illusion of depth and 3D on a 2D surface.
3. – A two-dimensional area defined by an outline.
4. – A form of perspective that uses vanishing points, horizon lines, and lines that converge.
5. Line – A type of line that defines the edges and outlines of a shape or form.
7. – The thickness or thinness of a line.
9. – An art style in which objects may be broken up, analyzed, and reassembled in an abstracted form.
10. – The three-dimensional shape or structure of an object.
11. – A principle of design created by repeating elements such as lines, shapes, or colors. It creates a sense of movement.
13. – Art designed to create an optical or visual effect. The test identifies Op Art as an art style.