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What happens if very dark marks appear within the light family of a shaded object?

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Correct answer: Separation between light and shadow families will weaken

Value grouping is a governing principle of shaded form. The light family should remain generally lighter than the shadow family, even though it may contain small changes and surface marks. If very dark marks are scattered through the light family, they can approach or cross the shadow range, breaking the large grouping and weakening the separation between light and shadow. Option A is correct. Such marks do not automatically strengthen volume, clean highlights, or lengthen a cast shadow.

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Pencil ShadingLight FamilyShadow FamilyValue GroupingTonal SeparationFormDrawing BasicsArt Education

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