The type of line in graphic design – there are a lot of design elements to be you know, if you read the writings of previous design magazine about elements in graphic design then you will find that the line or line became one of the important elements in the design.
A line is an element of graphic design that connects between a point by point points points more so it could be in the shape of a curved line drawing (curve) or straight (straight). The line is the basic elements used to build a shape or design.
The following are some types of lines that you need to know and their meanings or their meaning:
Horizontal: suggesting peace or anything that does not move.
Vertical: stability, strength or magnificence.
Diagional: unstable, something that moves or dynamics.
Curved S: Grace, elegance.
Zig-zag: Passionate, spirited, fast motion or dynamics.
Bending up right: sad, lethargic or sorrow.
Diminishing Perspective: The distance, distance, longing and so on.
Concentric Arcs: expansion, the movement expands, excitement etc.
Pyramide: Stable, magnificent, powerful or massive force.
Conflicting Diagonal: War, conflict, hatred and confusion.
Spiral: the birth or generative forces.
Rhytmic horizontals: Lazy, tranquillity and fun.
Swirls upward: fervour, fired with zeal, passion grows.
Upward Spray: growth, spontaneity, idealism.
Inverted Perspective: the vastness of infinite, absolute freedom, widening is not obstructed.
Water Fall: waterfalls, rhythmic style, drop the weight.
Rounded Arch round Archs: impressive robustness.
Rhytmic Curves: Weak supply, joy.
Gothic Archs: belief and religious.
Radiation Lines: Centrality, peletupan or eruption.
Hopefully can add to your knowledge about the world of design
