How does dividing a complex object into simple shapes help in drawing?

It becomes easier to understand structure and make proportion

Complex objects are easier to draw when the artist first observes their basic construction. A bottle may begin as cylinders and rectangles, a head as an oval, and a box as simple geometric planes. These rough shapes help the artist understand size, position, direction, and the relationship between parts before adding details. This method reduces confusion and makes corrections easier.

Option A is correct because breaking an object into simple shapes helps the artist understand its structure and establish proportion. The object does not disappear, drawing clearly improves, and colours are not automatically unnecessary. The method is a planning tool for accurate drawing, whether the final work is coloured or made only with lines.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Shape.