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In which situation may a drawing look unrealistic even when its internal proportions are correct?

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Correct answer: When the scale of the whole object does not match the surrounding scene

The governing concept is the difference between proportion and scale. Proportion compares the relationships among parts of one object, whereas scale compares the object with its surroundings. Thus, a figure can have a correctly drawn head, body, and limbs but still look unrealistic if it is too large or too small for the scene. Beautiful colours, clean lines, or white paper do not determine this spatial relationship, so option C is correct.

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Proportion Versus ScaleRealismScene RelationshipArt AnalysisScale And Relative SizePrinciples Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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