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...large scale, three-dimensional projects involving physical alterations of the earth’s surface for aesthetic purposes- are designed to create a monumental line across the landscape. II. LINES WITH FORMS Lines also commonly appear within forms. Lines are often created by edges. · Edges: the lines along which two planes or pieces of materials meet. · Outlines: the line described by the outer boundary of a form. III. IMPLIED AND DIRECTIONAL LINES · Implied Lines: a line in a work that is subtly perceived by the viewer but has no physical form; the overall flow of one line into another in a work, with continuation from one to the next suggested by their common direction and or juxtaposition. · Eye Lines: the illusionary line between a figure’s eyes and something at which its appears to be looking. We may also perceive implied lines as continuous or lines in a work. · Directional Quality: the characteristic of pointing the viewer’s eye in a certain direction, sometimes creating implied lines thereby. IV. QUALITIES OF LINES Rough or jagged lines or liens that go in many diff...