If the head shape is very wide and features are small in a face drawing, what problem may appear?

proportion imbalance / Proportion imbalance

Proportion means the size relationship between parts of a drawing and between each part and the whole. In a face drawing, the head shape provides the overall boundary, while the eyes, nose, mouth, and other features must relate to that boundary in a believable way. If the head is made very wide but the features remain unusually small, the parts do not correspond properly. The face may look distorted, compressed, or visually unbalanced.

Option A is correct because the described mismatch is a proportion imbalance. It does not automatically create perfect symmetry, and it does not necessarily destroy shape unity or remove negative space. The useful correction is to compare the feature sizes and positions with the head shape before adding detail. Careful observation of these relationships makes the drawing more convincing.

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