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Term: Implied Lines

Definition: Implied lines are not physically present but are suggested or inferred within artwork or design. They are created using other lines, shapes, or elements, guiding the viewer's eye and creating a sense of connection or movement.

Example sentences:

1. In the abstract painting, the artist cleverly used implied lines to lead the viewer's gaze from one corner to another.
2. The graphic designer brilliantly used implied lines to create a dynamic composition that captures the viewer's attention.
3. By strategically placing objects in the photograph, the photographer created implied lines that draw the eye towards the main subject.
4. The architect incorporated curved walls and columns to establish implied lines, giving a sense of flow and movement throughout the building.

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