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Which limitation may result from excessive blending?

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Correct answer: Texture and vitality of strokes may decrease

The governing concept is purposeful blending. Blending can soften transitions and unify a value, but excessive blending spreads graphite too widely and makes different surfaces appear equally smooth. This can remove the visible character of strokes, reduce texture, and weaken the sense of material. Therefore, option D is correct. Blending cannot improve the accuracy of a contour, lengthen a shadow, or strengthen paper; it only changes the distribution and softness of marks.

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Pencil ShadingOverblendingTextureStroke QualityTonal ControlDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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