Leading Lines - Art
Leading lines in any image gives the viewer an easy path for the eyes to follow through the different components of an image. Typically, but not always, they start at the bottom and move upward and inward. They naturally give an image more interest.
They don?t have to be obvious and here are a few things that can represent leading lines: roads, fences, sidewalds, bridges, bricks, row of lamp posts, row of columns, lines of a building, stairways, sand dunes, trees, coastline, flowers, rocks, cliffs and so on. Be creative.
Voters will be asked to consider the use of leading lines in their voting.
This is a contest for Traditional and Digital Art. NO PHOTOGRAPHS, INCLUDING STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY AND TUBES ALLOWED.
This art contest is for all forms of art. That includes pen and ink, pencil, watercolors, charcoal, sculpture, computer art and all other forms of art. No photography.
Deadline: Contest is closed. Deadline was Friday, August 22, 2014.
They don?t have to be obvious and here are a few things that can represent leading lines: roads, fences, sidewalds, bridges, bricks, row of lamp posts, row of columns, lines of a building, stairways, sand dunes, trees, coastline, flowers, rocks, cliffs and so on. Be creative.
Voters will be asked to consider the use of leading lines in their voting.
This is a contest for Traditional and Digital Art. NO PHOTOGRAPHS, INCLUDING STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY AND TUBES ALLOWED.
This art contest is for all forms of art. That includes pen and ink, pencil, watercolors, charcoal, sculpture, computer art and all other forms of art. No photography.
Deadline: Contest is closed. Deadline was Friday, August 22, 2014.
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