Sure thing—first, look for the biggest peaks and valleys, the real “action.” Then give each of those a little breathing room: leave a generous stretch of blank white space around them so they stand out. If you clip the rest of the line into a thinner, muted line, the eye automatically goes to the bold parts. Think of it like a stage: the main actors get the spotlight, and everything else is just background scenery. That’s how negative space pulls the trend into focus.