Symetrical
This cut-out butterfly is symetrical because if you cut it in two halves, it would create a mirror image.
Asymetrical
Floral images represent asymetrical due to it being unbalanced and convey a sense of movement.
Line
This picture represents two lines because it is a point moving in space. Lines can be either diagonal, horizontal, or vertical and varies in length and width.
Horizontal/Vertical lines
This picture represents both horizontal and vertical lines. Horizontal lines, shown at the bottom of this picture, goes from left to right. Vertical lines communicate a sense of height; making them reach upward.
Horizontal and vertical lines combos.
This picture shows how there are both horizontal and vertical lines that overlap eachother.
Diagonal lines.
The train tracks in this photo represents diagonal lines because objects in a diagonal position are unstable.
Curved lines
Curved lines are twisted lines that can convey turmoil.
Repeated lines.
This picture has repeated lines that has a pattern which has a sense of rhythm.
Structural lines
This is an example of structural lines because it holds a design together.
Outlines
This photo symbolizes an outline because the outer edge of the photo is made by the edges of an object.
contour lines.
This is an example of contour lines because it describes the shape of her head including interior detail.
gesture lines.
This photo is a quick sketch that describes a figure in movement.
sketch lines.
This drawing represents a sketch line that adds more detail than all the other lines. This is a quick sketch, but has a finished appearance.
Caligraphy
This is an example of a calligraphy writing; it's elegant and done by hand.
This cut-out butterfly is symetrical because if you cut it in two halves, it would create a mirror image.
Asymetrical
Floral images represent asymetrical due to it being unbalanced and convey a sense of movement.
Line
This picture represents two lines because it is a point moving in space. Lines can be either diagonal, horizontal, or vertical and varies in length and width.
Horizontal/Vertical lines
This picture represents both horizontal and vertical lines. Horizontal lines, shown at the bottom of this picture, goes from left to right. Vertical lines communicate a sense of height; making them reach upward.
Horizontal and vertical lines combos.
This picture shows how there are both horizontal and vertical lines that overlap eachother.
Diagonal lines.
The train tracks in this photo represents diagonal lines because objects in a diagonal position are unstable.
Curved lines
Curved lines are twisted lines that can convey turmoil.
Repeated lines.
This picture has repeated lines that has a pattern which has a sense of rhythm.
Structural lines
This is an example of structural lines because it holds a design together.
Outlines
This photo symbolizes an outline because the outer edge of the photo is made by the edges of an object.
contour lines.
This is an example of contour lines because it describes the shape of her head including interior detail.
gesture lines.
This photo is a quick sketch that describes a figure in movement.
sketch lines.
This drawing represents a sketch line that adds more detail than all the other lines. This is a quick sketch, but has a finished appearance.
Caligraphy
This is an example of a calligraphy writing; it's elegant and done by hand.