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What is the difference between line-based shading and dot-based shading?

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Correct answer: First is hatching and second is stippling

Correct answer: A. Hatching is a shading method in which closely placed lines are used to create lighter or darker values. Lines may be parallel, crossed, or varied in spacing; closer and darker lines usually produce a deeper tone. Stippling creates value with separate dots. Many small, closely placed dots make a darker area, while fewer or more widely spaced dots make a lighter area. Therefore, the difference is based on the kind of mark used: lines in hatching and dots in stippling. B is wrong because colour temperature and form are different art ideas, not these two mark-making methods. C is wrong because both are drawing techniques, not paper types. D is wrong because both can create value, or the appearance of light and dark. Memory cue: hatch equals lines; stipple equals dots.

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HatchingStipplingShadingMark-MakingLineFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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