Which line method is useful to highlight the main figure in a drawing?

Making the main figure's line clearer or thicker

In a drawing, the viewer does not look at every part with equal attention. The artist can guide the eye by giving the important figure a stronger visual presence. A line that is clearer, darker, or slightly thicker stands out from nearby lines. This is called emphasis, and it helps the main figure become easy to notice without removing the rest of the drawing.

Choice A is correct because strengthening the line makes the figure more prominent and gives it visual focus. Erasing the line would weaken or hide the figure, while making every line identical would remove the difference between important and less important parts. Lines only on the frame would emphasize the border, not the subject. The change should still fit the style and should not make the drawing look clumsy.

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