What problem occurs if a water surface is drawn with stone-like rough marks?
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Correct answer: The fluid and wavy identity of water will weaken
Artists choose marks according to the material being represented. Water is usually suggested through flowing horizontal or curved strokes, transparent areas, ripples, and controlled reflections. Stone-like rough marks imply a hard, uneven surface, so they weaken the viewer’s sense of fluidity and movement. Option B is correct; such marks do not automatically improve transparency, reflection, or accuracy.
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The fluid and wavy identity of water will weaken
Why is this the correct answer?
Artists choose marks according to the material being represented. Water is usually suggested through flowing horizontal or curved strokes, transparent areas, ripples, and controlled reflections. Stone-like rough marks imply a hard, uneven surface, so they weaken the viewer’s sense of fluidity and movement. Option B is correct; such marks do not automatically improve transparency, reflection, or accuracy.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Texture.
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