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Both sides of a symmetrical poster colour design have equal shapes but one side feels heavier. What may be the cause?

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Correct answer: That side having a darker or more saturated colour

The governing concept is visual weight in composition. Symmetry of shape does not guarantee equal balance because darker, more saturated, or higher-contrast colour attracts attention and appears heavier. Therefore, option A is correct: the stronger colour can make one side dominate. Equal shapes support balance, a clear centre helps organisation, and using the same brush does not determine the visual weight of the finished design.

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Poster ColourSymmetryVisual WeightColour BalanceDesign CompositionSymmetrical And Asymmetrical DesignDesign And CompositionArt Education

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