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What problem occurs if a thick black contour is added where the object and background have similar values?

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Correct answer: The natural lost edge will be destroyed and the object will look cut out

The governing concept is a lost-and-found edge. When an object and its background have similar values, their boundary may soften or disappear naturally, helping the form merge with its surroundings. A thick black contour forces a hard artificial boundary over that subtle transition, making the object appear pasted or cut out. It does not improve volume, cast-shadow accuracy, or local value. The appropriate response is to strengthen only necessary edges with value and preserve softer transitions elsewhere. Therefore option B is correct.

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Pencil ShadingLost EdgeDark ContourEdge ControlDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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