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In a gradation the light area is too small, making the object appear overly dark. What correction is appropriate?

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Correct answer: Expand the light and middle-tone areas to rebalance the transition

The governing concept is tonal proportion in form modelling. A gradation reads as light, middle tone, and shadow; if the light area is too small, the dark values dominate and the object loses a convincing sense of illumination. Expanding the light and middle-tone areas, then reconnecting them smoothly to the shadow, restores balance. Increasing shadow, blackening the object, or removing the highlight would make the tonal imbalance worse. Therefore option B is correct.

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Tonal ProportionGradationLight AreaForm ModellingColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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