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Line and Shape Interaction in Art

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Outline (correct)

Shape line

Form line

Contour line

A perceived edge where a three-dimensional form curves away from the viewer

A three-dimensional form

A shape with no definite boundary

A concrete mark that defines a boundary or outer edge of an object or a figure (correct)

Contour line (correct)

Shape

Outline

Form

<p>A perceived edge where a three-dimensional form curves away from the viewer</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Outline is an actual line, while contour line is a perceived edge</p> Signup and view all the answers

Two types of lines are considered when examining the relationship between line and shape: outline and contour line.
An outline is a concrete mark that defines the boundary or outer edge of an object or figure, making it an actual line.
A contour line is not a physical line, but rather the perceived edge where a three-dimensional form curves away from the viewer's perspective.