Which answer gives the clearest message-based correction?

For a message of peace, reduce sharp zigzags and increase open space and cool, muted colours

The correct answer is B. An artwork should be corrected according to the message it is meant to communicate, not merely to make it decorative. A peaceful message usually benefits from visual choices that feel calm, spacious and controlled. Sharp zigzag lines may suggest tension, agitation or sudden movement, while open space can provide visual breathing room. Cool, muted colours can also support a quiet mood, although the complete effect always depends on context. A may increase decoration but does not specifically communicate peace. C fills space without considering meaning and may make the design crowded. D ignores the relationship between colour and message; bright warm colours may create energy rather than calm. Memory cue: first identify the message, then select line, colour and space to support it.

This is a Class 10 Art Education question. Chapter: Fundamentals of Visual Arts. Topic: Elements of Art.