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Strokes on fabric folds follow the correct direction, but the material looks like stiff paper. How can a softer fabric effect be created?

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Correct answer: Soften tonal transitions and keep selected edges blurred

The governing concept is edge quality and tonal transition in material rendering. Flexible fabric usually has gradual changes of light and shade, with some folds merging softly rather than being enclosed by hard lines. Option C creates this softness while preserving a few clearer edges for structure. Sharpening every edge, outlining every fold in black, or making strokes uniform would make the fabric look rigid and artificial.

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Fabric RenderingSoft FoldsEdge QualityTonal TransitionBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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