By: Haylee and Haley
Use of Lines for Movement
Lines are used to create "travel" with your eyes across the picture plane. The use of lines can invoke drama, interest, emotion and an array of other things. Artists can use this to their advantage, making you see what they want you to see in a certain order. (''Starry night'' is by Vincent Van Gogh made in 1889.)
Les Noches, drawn at the Royal Ballet by Jane Waller.
Literal movement with lines.
Optical Illusions by use of Line
Lines move you eyes across the picture plane.
Dancing Fish Guide
Shows the movement of the fish and how they were drawn.
Value, Jim Boles
The value of the sketch moves your eyes around to see the important parts.
Movement, Trent Seizmore
Black and white values make radial movement.
K M Pawelec Movement
The stark black of the cat moves your eyes along the picture.
Movement in the Real World
Movement is everywhere in the real word, from humans to cars. The human eye is created to detect three main things, color, light and movement. This shows how important movement is to everyday life.