Vertical and Horizontal lines are important in visual design and art.
Those lines can also be curved or straight and others. They are showing us the orientation, motion and certain feelings. Horizontal ones are representing the rest and tranquility while the vertical ones are showing power and strength.
Those lines are an effective part of the artwork design because of the viewers that are looking at the artwork, they can often clearly see it and tell what are the certain feeling that they have while looking at it.
Because artwork can convey elements of an idea or culture in a way nothing else can. Universal artistic elements are consistent across cultures and these can explain things in a way similar to language.
Sketchpad was the world's first CAD software but the first commercial CAM software system, a numerical control programming tool named PRONTO, had already been developed in 1957 by Dr. Patrick J. Hanratty.
Unlike John Coltrane, who ventured off into avant-garde and free jazz styles, <u>Cannonball Adderley</u> stayed true to his hard bop and soul jazz roots throughout his career. His playing style often drew comparisons to that of Charlie Parke.
