What type of shapes can show tree leaves in a drawing?

With small organic shapes

Organic shapes are inspired by living things and natural objects. They usually have soft, uneven, or freely changing outlines rather than exact mathematical sides and angles. Leaves vary in length, curve, point, and edge, so small organic shapes can represent them naturally in a drawing. The artist may simplify the details, but the shape should still suggest the flexible structure of a leaf and its connection with a tree.

Option A is correct because small organic shapes can show the varied forms of leaves. Exact squares or rectangles are geometric shapes; they may be used in a stylized picture, but they do not naturally describe leaves unless the artist deliberately changes their appearance. “Without any shape” is impossible in a drawing because every visible object needs some boundary or area. Therefore, the natural and irregular quality of organic shapes makes them the best choice.

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