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The dot is the smallest visual element that can be used to draw and paint. When dots are placed together they can suggest imaginary forms like lines and triangles and evoke emotions. Lines are paths made by moving points that can also convey emotions through their direction, such as horizontal lines suggesting peace and vertical lines representing energy. Lines can be expressive of different feelings and come in various forms like continuous, dotted, or having variable thickness.
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- 3. What is a dot? The dot is the smallest element we can use to draw and paint.
- 4. When a dot is drawn on a paper, it attracts our attention and creates tensions that suggest emotions: Balance Inestability Movement
- 5. When a few dots are placed together, they evoke a visual representation of form: Imaginary line Imaginary triangle
- 7. What is a line? The line is the path made by a moving point. When a line is drawn on a paper, it can suggest emotions depending on its direction. HORIZONTAL: peace, tranquility. VERTICAL: energy, desire to grow, spirituality. DIAGONAL: movement, action, inestability. CURVILINEAR: movement, tension, freedom.
- 8. Lines can be expressive. They may show excitement, anger, tension, happiness…
- 9. Lines can be continuous or composite. Dotted
- 10. And they can also have variable thickness.