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What happens if dots are denser near the edge of a figure in stippling?

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Correct answer: Emphasis and darkness will increase at the edge

The correct answer is A. Stippling creates images or tones with dots rather than continuous strokes. Where dots are close together, the area generally appears darker; where they are farther apart, it appears lighter. If the artist places a denser group near the edge of a figure, that edge receives stronger tonal contrast and visual attention. It can therefore become more emphatic and darker, helping define the boundary, although the exact result also depends on the surrounding values. A is correct because dot density controls both tone and emphasis. B is wrong because more dots normally strengthen the visible edge rather than erase it. C is wrong because dot density changes value and emphasis, not colour temperature by itself. D is wrong because ordinary stippling marks do not cut the paper. Memory cue: more dots mean more visual weight.

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StipplingDot DensityEdge EmphasisValueEmphasisFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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