If the outline of the main figure is repeatedly drawn with pressure what weakness may occur?

The figure may look stiff and heavy

Repeatedly tracing an outline with heavy pressure can make the contour excessively dark, thick, uneven, and difficult to revise. Because the artist is reinforcing the same boundary instead of observing and correcting the form, the figure may lose softness and natural movement and appear stiff or heavy. Option A is therefore correct. Pressure by itself cannot repair proportion, create tonal modeling, or make a contour disappear, so options B, C, and D are incorrect. A sound drawing process normally begins with light, flexible construction lines that allow changes in size, angle, and proportion. After checking the structure, the artist selectively strengthens only the necessary final contours with controlled pressure. This creates clarity while retaining liveliness.

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