Lines, Number, image, and geometric shape

Parallelism and multiplying goes hand in hand to give a image, lines, or objects a better depth and extraordinarily visual excitement. Scientist, historians, anthropologist, zoologist, biologist, and artist have been adopting this phenomenon for centuries to give a better understanding of their topics or research. Combining science, math and art to represent any subject matter has always been a better and effective mechanism to create visual expression. As talked in chapter 5 how parallel lines, and number have been used to clarify some of the logic and science law that we still read and follow. Understanding the importance of lines, number and geometric shape is essential to create an outcome that has substantial visual effect.

Before the days when Television weren’t invented, how would people represent the motion? The simple solution was the repetition of the object or image. This repetition theory has made the Mankind easier to explore outer and inner space. Visual interpretation becomes more relaxed to our brain and it can capture the image precisely then memorizing mathematical formula. This system of using multiple images and lines have explains complicated subject matter in a easier way and have given us the insight of our universe which would have taken us years to figure it out on our own.