Why can drawing every hair separately with dark lines be wrong?

Correct answer: It can make the texture hard and messy

The correct answer is A. Hair is usually understood as groups of strands with a common direction, mass, light, and shadow. If every hair is drawn separately with a dark line, all marks receive equal attention. The result may look stiff, tangled, and visually noisy; it can also hide the larger shape of the hairstyle. Option B is incorrect because extra detail does not always create realism. Option C is incorrect because dark individual lines do not automatically describe the direction of light. Option D is incorrect because hair lines cannot correct the proportions of the head or face. A better method is to establish the overall hair mass, indicate its flow, and add only a few important strands. Memory cue: draw the hair group first, then selected strands.