What effect can be created by suddenly increasing line pressure?

Correct answer: Sudden force or tension

Correct answer: A, sudden force or tension. Line pressure means how firmly the drawing tool touches the surface. When pressure suddenly increases, the line usually becomes darker, broader, and visually stronger. This abrupt change attracts attention and can suggest impact, force, tension, anger, or energetic movement. The idea is to connect the physical action of pressing harder with the visual feeling of strength. Option B is incorrect because lightness and softness are generally suggested by gentle pressure and a thin, pale line. Option C describes a gradual change, but the question asks about a sudden increase; fading is normally made by slowly reducing pressure or spacing. Option D is incorrect because uniform texture requires repeated, consistent marks rather than an abrupt change in weight. Memory cue: sudden pressure makes a line suddenly powerful.