The document discusses experimenting with different types of lines using various materials like pencil and charcoal. It prompts the reader to think about how each line type could convey different moods and feelings, such as relaxed flowing lines or angry zig zags. The reader is then asked to draw examples of lines like thin, thick, squiggly, straight, and more in boxes, describing each line with words including a mood or feeling.

1. Vocabulary of lines
Experiment drawing different types of lines in the table below. Think about how lines
would look depending on what material you used, a pencil line will look different from
a charcoal line. In addition think what the line is communicating, long flowing lines
might be relaxing while short zig zag lines might express anger. In each box below
draw a line and write 3 describing words, at least one should be a mood / feeling. Try
to use different mediums.
Thin lines
Thick lines
Squiggly lines
Straight lines
Curved lines
Long lines
Short lines
Wavy
PlainPlain
Bold
Exciting
Straight
Thick Childish
Boring
DailyUsual
Strong
Curvy
Relaxing
Normal
Vertical lines
Horizontal lines Diagonal lines
Plain
Short
Boring
not fun
Straight
Tall
Straight
Everywhere
Boring
Long
Horizon
Normal
A lot
Crosses
Eye line
Crosshatched
lines
Parallel lines
Straight
Dotted
Unusual
Jagged
Unusual
Edgy
Childish
Shapes
Shading
Angled
Swirly
Normal
Dark
fun
Differences
spirals
Dotted (broken) Zig zags
lines