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The path of a new point

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The line that defines the outermost limits of an object, sometimes considered the outline. It also refers to the main interior defining lines of an object.

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The drawing of an object by looking only at the object and never at your paper.

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The drawing of an object by looking mainly at the object and only occasionally at your paper.

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Over simplified and child like details.

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80% of the time is spent looking at the object while the remaining 20% is used to glance at the paper.

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A set of rules to help you remember the contour line drawing process. The contour line is drawn by imagining that a bug is crawling along each and every contour, going in and out of cracks and crevices, exploring the object. The pencil on the paper follows the "bug".

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1. Look mostly at the object
2. Move slowly
3. Don't generalize
4. No picking up the pencil
5. No erasing lines
6. no "shimmying" or sketchy lines

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They are inspired by nature (organic) but do not take the actual shape. They are usually random but can combine to form patterns.

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Curved lines that are free flowing that can touch but do not intersect.

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Refers to the weight of a line.
Heaviness or lightness.
Thickness or thinness.
Used to separate objects and increased variety and interest.

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Lines that dim, fade, stop, or disappear to suggest a shape or contour.

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The space which the subject occupies.

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The unoccupied space not taken up by the subject.