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Which type of lines are useful to show a wooden surface?

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Correct answer: Long, wavy lines resembling wood grain

Answer: A, long, wavy lines resembling wood grain. Texture means the visual suggestion of how a surface appears or feels. Wood commonly has grain: elongated fibres and flowing patterns that follow the length of the material. Long, gently wavy lines imitate that direction and make the surface read as wood. B, straight parallel lines, may show boards, edges, or a regular pattern, but by themselves they do not communicate the natural variation of wood grain as effectively. C, irregular dotted lines, suggest scattered spots or a broken texture rather than continuous fibres. D, sharp zigzag lines suggest cracks, lightning, or a hard angular design, not the usual flowing grain. The artist should vary the curves and spacing slightly instead of copying one rigid line repeatedly. Memory cue: for a natural surface, follow its natural pattern; for wood, think of flowing grain.

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Visual ArtLineTextureWood GrainSurfaceClass 10Fundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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