What are implied lines?

Implied lines are lines that are suggested or created by the arrangement of elements in a composition, rather than being physically drawn or defined. They are created by the way objects are positioned or by the direction in which they are facing, and can guide the viewer's eye through a piece of art or design. Implied lines can help create movement, flow, and unity within a composition.

Implied lines are lines that the artist has not explicitly drawn, but that are suggested by the placement and direction of other elements in the artwork, such as the edges of objects, the direction of a person's gaze, or the movement of a figure. Implied lines can create a sense of movement, depth, and spatial relationships within a work of art, and can help to guide the viewer's eye around the composition.