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If a peace poster has too many zigzag lines and intense complementary colours, what problem occurs?

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Correct answer: The message may feel tense instead of peaceful.

Direct answer: A is correct. Design decisions should support the intended mood of the message. Zigzag lines contain sharp changes of direction, so they commonly suggest movement, agitation, danger or tension rather than stillness. Intense complementary colours placed together create strong contrast and attract immediate attention; in excess, that contrast can feel loud, aggressive or restless. Therefore, using too much of both devices in a peace poster can contradict the theme and make the message seem tense. B is wrong because these choices usually increase visual stimulation, not dullness. C is false: colours do not automatically become grey merely because they are complementary. D confuses a drawn line with texture; a line may represent texture, but it does not physically become the surface texture. A useful warning is that an element is not “good” or “bad” alone; its suitability depends on quantity, context and intended mood.

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Elements Of ArtVisual CommunicationLine MoodColour ContrastPoster DesignPeace ThemeFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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