Drawing wood grains is an example of which element?

Correct answer: Texture

The direct answer is Option C: texture. Texture means how a surface looks or feels—rough, smooth, grainy, soft, or shiny. Wood grains are lines and patterns that tell us about the surface character of wood, so drawing them is a texture example. Step by step: identify the object as wood; observe its repeated surface lines; understand that these lines represent the surface quality; classify the visual element as texture. Option A, space, means the area around, between, or within objects, not surface grain. Option B, form, means a three-dimensional shape or mass, such as a solid box or sculpture. Option C is correct because wood grain shows surface quality. Option D, value, means lightness or darkness, such as a bright highlight or deep shadow. The lines may also create form, but their main purpose in this question is to show texture. Memory cue: wood grain, fabric weave, and roughness point to texture.