THE LINE

LINE: It can be defined as a dot movement. It has a position a direction in the space and one of it is principal function consists on making the shapes outlines.

TYPES OF LINES:

ZIG ZAG OS BROKEN LINES: They are formed by several fragments of straight lines with different directions.fragme

WAVY LINE: They are formed by several fragments of curved lines.

CURLY LINES: They hold more curves than wavy lines and show loops.

SCRIBBLE: Chaotic or meninges lines that are traced radowly of childhood or to fill in some area with a particular texture. 

HATCHING: It is a way of shading or giving tores to the across of objects or surfaces with parallels lines.

CROSS HATCHING: It is a way of shading areas of are drawing or surfaces with parallels lines in severed directions.

DASHED (or dot ted) LINES: They are lines which are not continuous formed by little traces or dots.

BLURRED: They are very soft or vanished so they are to see and opposite to intense and deep.

SUPLEM LINE: Those that are formed by only one line.

COMPOSITE LINES: They are lines composed by fragments of several straight and curved lines.

EXPRESSIVENESS OF LINES: 

VERTICAL LINES: They express an asauduntur descendent movement, depending on how they are used .

HORIZONTAL LINES: They produce visual feeling of stability and calmness or tranquillity but they can be monotone if they are used too much.

SKEW LINES EXPRESSIVENESS: They produce unsteadiness and movement feelings.