If an artist shows soft cloth with sharp angular lines what effect may occur?

The cloth may look hard or unnatural

The governing concept is line quality: the character of a line should support the material and surface being represented. Soft cloth is usually suggested by flowing, curved, broken, or gently changing lines that imply folds and flexibility. Sharp angular marks carry a hard, rigid, or jagged visual character. If they are used repeatedly for fabric without a deliberate stylistic reason, the cloth may appear stiff, rough, or unnatural. Thus option A is correct. Option B reverses the likely visual effect. Option C is impossible because drawn lines do not erase by themselves, and D ignores the strong relationship between mark quality and the viewer’s perception of material. Artists may intentionally break this rule, but the ordinary representational effect remains A.

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