Painting

" Line is such a broad term that it can encompass everything from heavy black strokes to the delicate pencil marks.
The characteristics of any given line have much to do with how that line performs in a work of art. Two important characteristics are direction and linear quality.
Most of us have instinctive reactions to the direction of line, which are related to our experience of gravity. Flat, horizontal lines seem placid like the horizon line or a body in repose. Vertical lines, like those of an upright body or a skyscraper jutting up from the ground, may have an assertive quality; they defy gravity in their upward thrust. But the most dynamic lines are the dialogs, which almost always imply action. Think of a runner hurtling down the track or a skier down the slope. The body leans forward, so that only the forward motion keeps it from toppling over.
Diagonal lines in art have the same effect. We sense motion because the lines are unstable and we half expect them to topple over.
As with direction, an artist's choice of linear quality does much to influence the overall impact of the work, including the viewer's emotional response.
Lines can be any length, thick or thin tapered, straight or curved or angular. "
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