linework
/ˈlɪnəwɜrk/Definitions
1. noun
work done in drawing or painting that consists of lines, such as sketches, outlines, or details.
“The artist spent hours perfecting her linework in the portrait.”
2. noun
the line quality or style, especially in cartoons or comics.
“The artist’s unique linework gave the comic book its distinctive look.”
3. noun
a set of guidelines or rules for drawing or painting lines, especially in a specific style or genre.
“The artist followed the traditional linework guidelines to create a realistic portrait.”
4. verb
to create or draw lines, especially in a specific style or technique.
“The artist began to linework the scene with a pencil.”
5. verb
to add or create details in a drawing or painting using lines.
“The artist lineworked the background of the scene to add depth.”