If a near object is drawn with dark lines and a far object with light lines what effect is created?

Sense of depth and distance

Variation in line weight is a drawing convention that helps suggest space. A darker, stronger contour usually gives a nearby object greater visual presence, while a lighter or less emphatic line allows a distant object to recede. The contrast between the two supports the illusion of depth and distance, so option A is correct. This effect is not dependent on adding colour; it can work in a monochrome drawing through pressure, thickness, darkness, and clarity. Option B is opposite to the result because unequal emphasis separates the objects rather than making them equally important. Options C and D do not describe a spatial or line-based visual effect. The artist should apply the difference carefully so it supports, rather than distorts, the form.

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