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How will an area look if dots are fewer and far apart in stippling?

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Correct answer: Light

Direct answer: B, the area will look light. Stippling is a technique that builds tone with separate dots rather than continuous strokes. The visual darkness depends mainly on the number and density of dots in a given area. When dots are few and far apart, a large amount of the white paper remains visible. The eye therefore reads the region as a light value with a sparse texture. A is wrong because a dark and dense effect requires many dots, usually placed closer together. C is wrong because dot spacing does not automatically make a region red; the material or ink colour would determine hue. D is too strong and is not the normal result of sparse marks; the area may look light, but not necessarily extremely bright. Memory cue: in stippling, more and closer dots make darker tone, while fewer and wider-spaced dots make lighter tone.

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StipplingDot DensityToneValueVisual TextureTone / ValueTone ValueFundamentals Of Visual Arts

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