In stippling, what may happen if dots are very dense at a figure’s boundary but sparse inside it?

Correct answer: The boundary may receive greater emphasis

The correct answer is A. In stippling, dots create the image’s values and texture. Closely spaced dots make an area look darker and can draw more attention to it. Thus, a densely dotted boundary may appear more prominent than the lightly dotted interior. Dot density does not automatically change colour temperature or prevent a cast shadow from being depicted.