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Which option shows incorrect use of visual weight through line?

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Correct answer: Main subject light and secondary part very heavy

Direct answer: A is correct because it can give the secondary area more visual force than the main subject. Visual weight is the amount of attention a mark attracts. A dark, thick, or strongly repeated line usually carries more weight than a faint, thin, or broken line. In a composition, the main subject normally needs enough emphasis to remain the visual centre. If it is drawn lightly while an unimportant area is made very heavy, the viewer’s attention may shift away from the subject. B is generally appropriate because the main subject is clearer and the secondary part is quieter. C can be useful because a darker lower line may suggest support or weight, depending on context. D can suggest distance because distant objects are often drawn with less force. Memory cue: line weight should support importance, not compete with it.

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Visual-ArtLineVisual-WeightEmphasisFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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