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What happens if the far eye is drawn as wide as the near eye in a three-quarter view of a face?

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Correct answer: The turn of the face will appear weak and distorted

The governing concept is foreshortening in portrait drawing. In a three-quarter view, the far side of the head turns away from the viewer, so the far eye and the surrounding facial width are visually compressed. Drawing that eye as wide as the near eye removes this compression and weakens the spatial turn, making the face look distorted. Thus D is correct; the other choices do not describe the main proportional error.

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SketchingPortraitThree-Quarter-ViewFacial-ProportionDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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