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What effect occurs if the lightest and darkest values in a sketch have very little difference?

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Correct answer: Contrast and the sense of volume will be weak

The governing concept is tonal range: the measurable spread between the lightest and darkest values. When that spread is narrow, light-shadow contrast decreases, so planes separate less clearly and the form loses visual volume. Therefore option D is correct. A strong three-dimensional effect generally needs a deliberate relationship among highlight, middle value, and shadow. A narrow range does not affect only the background, nor does it automatically make surfaces shinier.

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SketchingTonal-ValuesValue-RangeContrastShadingPencil DrawingDrawing BasicsArt Education

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