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What increases in stippling when dot density increases?

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Correct answer: Darkness

Correct answer: C, darkness. Stippling is a drawing and shading method that uses many separate dots instead of continuous strokes. The eye combines the dots visually, so an area with more dots has less white paper showing through. It therefore appears darker or has a deeper value. An area with fewer, more widely spaced dots appears lighter. Option A is wrong because a tint is a lighter version of a colour, commonly discussed in relation to adding white, not simply increasing dot density. Option B is wrong because dot density does not change whether a colour feels warm or cool. Option C is correct because denser dots create a darker visual area. Option D is wrong because negative space means an unoccupied area around or between forms; adding dots generally reduces visible empty paper in the shaded area. Memory cue: in stippling, more dots mean more darkness; fewer dots mean more light.

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StipplingDot DensityDarknessValue ShadingTone / ValueTone ValueFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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