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What effect is created by increasing layers in cross hatching?

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Correct answer: Shadow becomes darker

Direct answer: C, the shadow becomes darker. Cross-hatching uses sets of lines that cross one another, often in different directions. Adding another layer places more marks over the same area and reduces the amount of paper left visible. This increases the apparent darkness, or value depth, and can strengthen the shadow. A is wrong because hue is the family name of a colour, such as red or blue; adding line layers mainly changes value, not hue. B is wrong because the lines are still present, even if the marks visually merge at a distance. D is wrong because more graphite or ink makes the area less white, not more white. The exact darkness also depends on pressure, spacing and medium. Memory cue: each additional cross-hatched layer adds visual coverage and deepens the value.

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Cross HatchingDark ValueShadingLine LayersTone / ValueTone ValueFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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