Principals of Two-Dimensional Design. Point, line, and plane are conceptual elements that are not visible. Thus when visible, they become form. A plane on paper, however small, must have shape, size, color, and texture if it is meant to be seen. So must a point and line.
Volume remains illusory in two-dimensional design.
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