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Why is more texture kept in the foreground and less texture in the background?

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Correct answer: To create an illusion of distance and depth

Correct answer: C, to create an illusion of distance and depth. Texture means the visible or suggested surface quality of an object, such as roughness, smoothness, grain, or small surface marks. In a picture, objects in the foreground are meant to look close to the viewer, so their edges, surface marks, and texture can be shown more clearly and in greater detail. Objects in the background are meant to appear far away, so artists usually reduce, soften, or simplify their texture. This change in detail helps the eye read space, distance, and depth even on a flat sheet of paper. A is wrong because texture does not rename colours. B is wrong because reducing texture is not mainly a paper-saving method. D is wrong because texture does not erase drawn lines. Remember: clearer and stronger texture usually suggests nearness; weaker and simpler texture usually suggests distance.

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Elements Of ArtTextureForegroundBackgroundDepthVisual PerspectiveFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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