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Monday, October 15, 2012

6) Line as Value

In this ink drawing the artist used lines to create different values. He cross the lines and drew layers of lines on top of each other in order to create darker values. Opposite goes for lighter values, the less lines you draw the lighter the value. 
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      • 29) Emphasis by Isolation
      • 28) Emphasis by Contrast
      • 27) Crystallographic Balance
      • 26) Radial Balance
      • 25) Asymmetrical Balance
      • 24) Symmetrical Balance
      • 23) Unity with Variety
      • 22) Unity through Continuity
      • 21)Unity through Continuation
      • 20) Unity through Repetition
      • 19) Unity through Proximity
      • 18) Visual Texture
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      • 16) Value as Emphasis
      • 15) Value as a Pattern
      • 14) Curvilinear Shapes
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      • 12) Nonobjective Shapes
      • 11) Abstraction
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      • 8) Naturalism
      • 7) Lost and Found Contour
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