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What may happen at the edge if the background is lighter than the object's light side?

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Correct answer: The object's light side may still become clear through contrast

Edge clarity is governed by the relationship between adjacent values, not by the object’s value in isolation. If the background is lighter than the object’s light side, the object can still separate from it through a value difference, so the light-side edge may remain visible or even become clearer. Option D is correct. The edge will not always disappear, and neither transparency nor loss of local value follows automatically from this arrangement.

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Pencil ShadingBackground ValueEdge ContrastLight SideRelative ValueTonal RelationshipsDrawing BasicsArt Education

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