1. LINE The outline of an object. 2 points that are connected. LINE: Directs the eye Moves the eye from one place to the next Separates OR Unifies Creates feeling

2. Line Types Horizontal Vertical Diagonal Curved

3. Line - Horizontal Horizontal lines sturdy, calm, restful, informal

4. Line - Horizontal

6. Line - Vertical Run straight up and down Vertical lines– create feelings of strength, dignity and masculinity, height, formality, and emphasis High ceilings, tall doors & windows, upright furniture placement

7. Line – Vertical

10. Line – Diagonal or Angled Slant or run at an angle Create activity, energy and motion Can create uneasy feeling, create sharp angles. Sloping or vaulted ceilings, windows

11. Line – Diagonal or Angled

13. Lines - Curved Curved linessoften objects, Create feelings of femininity, grace, playfulness

15. Upward Curves Uplift and inspire

16. Horizontal curves Gentleness, femininity, and relaxation

17. Large Downward Curves Express seriousness

18. Small Curves Playfulness & humor

19. Undulating Lines Gradual wavy lines like on a headboard or sofa print Relaxation & femininity

20. Wide, Sweeping Lines Appear graceful

21. Tight Curves and Spirals Create feelings of liveliness

22. Curved Lines

24. Line Caution Too many sharp angles and competing lines cause continuous eye movement and ultimate confusion. Zig-zags are an example of this.

25. Line Portfolio Pages Create a portfolio page for each type of line weve discussed: Horizontal Line Vertical Line Diagonal Line Curved Line In your description, youll indicate specifically where you see the line youre displaying, as well as the effect it has on the room and the feelings those lines might make one feel in that room.