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If cross-hatching lines spread outside the figure, what problem occurs?

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Correct answer: The figure’s boundary and clean form will weaken

Correct answer: A. Cross-hatching is a shading method made with sets of crossing lines. First, the artist should establish the outer contour, or boundary, of the object. The hatching strokes must then be controlled so that they describe the surface and remain within the intended form. If many strokes escape outside the contour, the edge becomes confused and the viewer cannot easily tell where the figure ends. The form may look untidy or distorted. B is wrong because tonal value depends on the spacing, darkness, layering, and direction of strokes, not on crossing the boundary. C is wrong because line placement does not automatically increase colour brightness. D is wrong because depth needs suitable value changes, overlap, size, or perspective. Memory cue: shade inside the shape; the contour protects the form.

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Cross HatchingLine ControlContourShadingElements Of ArtLineFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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