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How is tonal transition on a matte surface generally different from that on a glossy surface?

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Correct answer: More gradual and soft

The governing concept is the way different materials reflect light. A matte surface scatters light in many directions, so the change from light to middle tone and shadow is usually gradual and softly blended. A glossy surface produces concentrated reflections and may therefore contain sharper transitions or bright highlights. Consequently, B is correct. Matte surfaces still have tones, so C is false, and black outlines alone cannot describe either material. A sudden transition is not the general characteristic of matte rendering.

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Matte SurfaceGlossy SurfaceTonal TransitionLight And ShadowMaterial RenderingPencil ShadingDrawing BasicsArt Education

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