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When will making very hard planes on a natural form create a problem?

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Correct answer: When natural softness must be shown

The governing concept is that visual treatment should agree with the character of the subject. Many natural forms are curved, irregular, and organically soft; their surfaces often need gradual value transitions rather than repeated hard breaks. If very hard planes are imposed while the aim is to show natural softness, the object may appear faceted, cut, or mechanical. Option A is correct. Options B and C describe situations in which hard planes may be intentional and useful, while option D can also justify deliberate distortion if the artist wants a stylised result. The issue is therefore not that hard planes are always wrong, but that they conflict with the intended softness of an organic form. Study the surface before choosing edge strength.

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Natural FormHard PlanesSoftnessShadingFormElements Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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