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An object's negative spaces are accurate yet it feels cramped on the paper. What is a likely cause?

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Correct answer: The overall scale is too large for the paper

The governing concept is compositional scale and paper balance. Negative spaces may accurately describe the gaps around an object, yet the entire drawing can still feel cramped if the object is enlarged too much for the sheet. A large enclosing shape leaves little breathing room near the edges, producing visual pressure. Therefore option B is correct; lighting, texture, and a light centre axis do not determine the overall fit.

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Object-ObservationNegative-SpaceScalePaper-BalanceObject ObservationDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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