That's+My+Line

This image demonstrates vertical line. The lamp post behind gives a sense of height. The person's line of sight extends toward the sky.

This building shows diagonal line. It is meant to look unstable. The image is meant to show depth through perspective. The diagonal lines can be seen in the bricks, the edges of the roof, the light cover, the room numbers, and the line graph on the poster for the school's API.

This image is meant to show horizontal line. Objects parallel to the line in the building, such as the vending machine, are at rest. It also delineates the landscape. The landscape continues in the same direction of the line.

This image shows curved line. It softens the effect on the composition. The curve is supposed to please the senses and demonstrate energy.

The branches of the tree represent sharp, curved, twisted lines. It symbolizes turmoil, chaos, and the violent shaking from the breeze.

This inside of wood represents gesture lines.they emphasize direction, swirling towards the center. It reperesents fluidity. It looks loopy and twistyand changes direction.

The detailing in the wall represents sketch lines. They give more detail than outlines, contour lines, or gesture lines. They give off a quick, finished appearance. It allows more depth.

The lines across this fist represent contour lines. They give it shape, describe it. It gives interior detail.

The window represents structural line. The lines hold the design together.

The lines around the EXIT letters form outlines. They are meant to be the outer edge, and make it seem flat. There is equal thickness of the letters.

This is meant to show horizontal and vertical line. It is meant to show stability, solidity, permanence, and reliability.