
The best kind of lines in art are usually the long flowing lines. These marks make the image look more natural and fluid. Some type of artists decide to stick with small, fraying, overlapping lines; but to keep consistency in thought and in stroke, long flowing lines are the best way to go.


It's difficult to align this topic to life, because in life long flowing moments are hard to come by. Life is unpredictable like the fraying sometimes overlapping lines. The truth is that it's OK to have fraying lines, it's OK to have overlapping lines or moments in life. Truth be told it's almost impossible to have a perfect flowing life from beginning to end. The important thing is that if you have overlapping lines or moments that repeat themselves that, at some point you learn from your mistake. You may stray a little like a fraying line, in fact it's going to happen. You have to see the silver lining in it all. In life the silver lining is the purpose of you life. In art the silver lining is the line that best gets you to your destination.

So for you out there who are reading this and are getting art tips and life tips, stay on course. Don't allow life to keep you repeating the same area or straying too far off course. If you keep repeating, like pencil marks, your life will get darker and darker until your page rips. So fight the good fight like I am. You are too close to the lines to see the whole picture but trust me when I say, if you have a purpose in life your picture will be the best drawing you've ever done.
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