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If texture is good in stippling but the form looks flat, what should be added?

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Correct answer: Value gradation through dot density

Correct answer: A. Stippling creates an image with separate dots rather than continuous strokes. The dots can show texture, but texture alone does not necessarily make an object look three-dimensional. To suggest form, the artist must show how light changes across the surface. This is done by varying dot density: closely packed or darker dots create a darker value, while widely spaced dots leave a lighter value. A gradual movement from light to middle and dark values helps the eye understand turning surfaces, volume, and rounded form. B is wrong because naming a colour does not show light and shade. C is unrelated to modelling the object. D concerns the support, not the illusion of volume. Memory cue: in stippling, more dots usually mean darker value; value changes give flat texture a sense of form.

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StipplingValue GradationFormDot DensityTone / ValueTone ValueFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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