What can happen when the main subject line is kept thick?

Correct answer: The main subject will receive emphasis

Correct answer: A, the main subject receives emphasis. Line weight means the relative thickness or darkness of a line. When the important subject is outlined with a stronger, thicker line, it becomes more noticeable than less important areas. This difference creates emphasis and helps guide the viewer’s attention. Option A is correct because line weight can establish a visual priority. Option B is wrong: a thick outline normally makes the subject more visible, although an excessively heavy line could make a drawing harsh. Option C is wrong because ordinary variation in drawing pressure does not make paper break. Option D is wrong because the drying of colour depends on the medium and surrounding conditions, not on the thickness of an outline. Thick lines should be used purposefully, while background or less important details may remain lighter. Memory cue: heavier line, stronger visual attention.