A form can still look 3D without cast shadow if what is correct?
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Correct answer: Its internal light-shadow and volume shading are correct
The governing concept is modelling the form itself through value and light-shadow. A cast shadow explains where an object is supported and where its shadow falls, but the object’s own turning planes, highlight, middle values, core shadow, and reflected light are what primarily describe its volume. If these internal relationships are convincing, a viewer can read the form as three-dimensional even when no cast shadow is shown. Therefore option A is correct. Paper smell, title length, and frame price affect neither the light pattern nor the structure of the drawn object.
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Its internal light-shadow and volume shading are correct
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is modelling the form itself through value and light-shadow. A cast shadow explains where an object is supported and where its shadow falls, but the object’s own turning planes, highlight, middle values, core shadow, and reflected light are what primarily describe its volume. If these internal relationships are convincing, a viewer can read the form as three-dimensional even when no cast shadow is shown. Therefore option A is correct. Paper smell, title length, and frame price affect neither the light pattern nor the structure of the drawn object.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Form.
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