What problem occurs if eye shapes are placed in wrong positions in a face drawing?

Facial proportion and expression can be disturbed

A face drawing depends on the relationships among its features. The eyes, nose, mouth, and other shapes must be placed in suitable positions and proportions. If the eye shapes are too high, too low, too close, or too far apart, the face may look unnatural. Incorrect placement can also change the expression, because small changes in the eyes strongly affect whether a face seems happy, worried, surprised, tired, or angry.

Option A is correct because wrong eye placement can disturb both facial proportion and expression. The eyes are not isolated decorations; their shape, size, direction, and distance from other features work together. Negative space means the empty areas around and between forms, but placing the eyes wrongly does not automatically correct it. Careful observation and light construction lines help an artist position facial features accurately.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Shape.