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Unlike form, a shape is a two-dimensional plane with a clear, identifiable boundary.
A plane is an area within a two-dimensional surface that extends to a specific direction or position. The plane is a particular kind of shape; it's the area between the two-dimensional surface. A plane can be parallel or skewed and recede into space.
Ceilings, walls, floors, and windows are all good examples of physical planes, as you can see in the image below.
Shape is a variant. The term shape variation relates to the diverse range of contours that can be implemented on the boundary of a shape, such as angular, curvy, and straight.
Look at the rectilinear shapes above. A rectilinear shape is a shape that is characterized by straight lines.
Now refer to the curvilinear images above and below, which are characterized by curvy lines for boundaries.
Source: THIS WORK IS ADAPTED FROM SOPHIA AUTHOR MARIO E. HERNANDEZ
