LINES LINES LINEs!
Everywhere the lines.
What kind of lines are there?
Click on each of these images to see them close up. Study what all 3 have in common.
What defines the image? Is there a border?
(all images above were found on google by searching up "implied line".
I do not claim them as my owned images)
All three artworks are using something called "IMPLIED LINE".
Here's the PROJECT.
(click to see image bigger)
Front and back of worksheet I designed as a tool for teaching
Implied Line Name Design.
Begin by printing name large and light on paper.
Leave some space to grow in between letters.
Trace around letters to make them block or bubble.
Make sure there is enough space in between each letter.
*keep in mind, this will be erased later and will only leave behind what you drew around it.
THis below image is the stem on the letter M.
I am using marker to make line designs around the actual letter.
Do not draw lines that are parallel to or outline the letter.
That is an ACTUAL LINE.
We are drawing lines around the letter that will go perpendicular to it.
IN the end, after drawing line around the letters (without tracing them), we will erase the actual name we drew in pencil.
Olivia Hughes 8th grade 2020
The end result is a name that is not actually there, it is implied there.
This will be the project that we glue to our poster board portfolios for the year.
All examples below are alumni students of MMS.
2022
Art I 4th period- 2021 Fall
Jorja concentrating on her last implied lines (8th grade/2021).
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