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Illustrator Draftsman 1 & C - Volume 3 Executionable Practices
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Expression, Continued Directional lines Directional lines are invisible lines that guide the eyes through the picture to a conclusion,    Directional lines keep the viewer in the picture or lead the viewer out of the picture.   Two figures placed facing each other look as if they  are  responsive  to  each  other,  perhaps  conversing.  If  two  figures  are looking in the same direction, they appear to be looking at the same scene. Two figures looking in opposite directions may imply tension or aloofness. Figure 3-60 shows how differently two figures may relate to each other and direct the viewer’s attention. Figure 3-60.—How two figures relate to each other. 3-55







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