In which situation can absence of line also be effective?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: When the figure is clearly defined by differences in light and tonal value
Even without a drawn line, differences between light and dark tonal values can define the edge and form of a figure. This is the use of value to create form. In option B, the figure cannot be distinguished from its background, so it would not create an effective visual form. Exam tip: if an edge is visible because of light-dark contrast rather than an outline, it is created through value.
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When the figure is clearly defined by differences in light and tonal value
Why is this the correct answer?
Even without a drawn line, differences between light and dark tonal values can define the edge and form of a figure. This is the use of value to create form. In option B, the figure cannot be distinguished from its background, so it would not create an effective visual form. Exam tip: if an edge is visible because of light-dark contrast rather than an outline, it is created through value.
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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