If object structure is correct but cast shadow is absent which illusion becomes weak?
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Correct answer: Object’s connection with the base surface
A cast shadow indicates the surface on which an object rests and shows where it touches that surface. Without it, even a well-drawn object may appear to float or look detached from the ground. The number of colours does not create the illusion that the object is resting on a surface. Exam tip: in a still-life drawing, check that the cast shadow falls below the object and opposite to the light source.
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Object’s connection with the base surface
Why is this the correct answer?
A cast shadow indicates the surface on which an object rests and shows where it touches that surface. Without it, even a well-drawn object may appear to float or look detached from the ground. The number of colours does not create the illusion that the object is resting on a surface. Exam tip: in a still-life drawing, check that the cast shadow falls below the object and opposite to the light source.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Art Education question. Chapter: Fundamentals of Visual Arts. Topic: Elements of Art.
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