What is most useful while shading a cone?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Keeping the side opposite the light source darker
Shading a cone requires observing how its surface turns around a central axis in relation to the light source. The side facing the light receives a lighter value, while the side turned away generally becomes darker; the change should usually be gradual rather than an abrupt stripe. Option B is correct because placing the darker value opposite the light source establishes the cone’s volume and direction. Keeping every side equally dark removes the evidence of illumination. The base should be drawn or shaded according to its position and light, not made invisible. A highlight belongs on a surface receiving light, not arbitrarily outside the base. Careful value transitions make the cone appear solid.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
Keeping the side opposite the light source darker
Why is this the correct answer?
Shading a cone requires observing how its surface turns around a central axis in relation to the light source. The side facing the light receives a lighter value, while the side turned away generally becomes darker; the change should usually be gradual rather than an abrupt stripe. Option B is correct because placing the darker value opposite the light source establishes the cone’s volume and direction. Keeping every side equally dark removes the evidence of illumination. The base should be drawn or shaded according to its position and light, not made invisible. A highlight belongs on a surface receiving light, not arbitrarily outside the base. Careful value transitions make the cone appear solid.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Form.
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