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Point, Line, & Plane 1 Abstraction Abstraction is the act of considering something as a general quality or characteristic, apart from concrete realities, specific objects, or actual instances. 2 Abstraction Abstraction is

Point, Line, & Plane 1
Abstraction Abstraction is the act of considering something as a general quality or characteristic, apart from concrete realities, specific objects, or actual instances. 2
Abstraction “ Abstraction is simplification towards a more intense and distilled meaning.” – Donis A. Dondis Simplification of an image can be achieved through reducing it into basic art elements. 3
Abstraction through Point, Line, & Plane Abstracting this image into simple point, line and plane can change an images like this... 4
Abstraction through Point, Line, & Plane ...into this 5
Abstraction through Point A point is a marker of location, indivisible unit, and a focal point. 6
Abstraction through Point Interval of points can articulate form and motion. 7
Abstraction through Point Scale of points can articulate dimension. 8
Abstraction through Point Points can be used to define the image. 9
Abstraction through Point In an abstract way. 10
Abstraction through Line Line is a point in motion, it expresses direction, continuity and connection. 11
Abstraction through Line Direction of line can indicate movement. 12
Abstraction through Line Thickness of line can articulate dimension and weight. 13
Abstraction through Line Lines can be used to define motion of the image. 14
Abstraction through Line In an abstract way. 15
Abstraction through Plane A plane is a closed line that has been filled. 16
Abstraction through Plane Planes can be use to define dimension 17
Abstraction through Plane Interval in planes can be to articulate motion. 18
Abstraction through Plane Planes can be used to define structure of the image. 19
Abstraction through Plane In an abstract way 20
Combining Point, Line, & Plane Point, line, & plane effectively combined can define the structure, and movement of an image in an abstract way. 21

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