Which option correctly shows the importance of shape proportion?

Maintaining balanced proportions among the shapes of the eyes, nose, and mouth in a human face

Proportion describes the size relationship between parts and the whole, or between several parts of the same design. In a face, the eyes, nose, mouth, and surrounding head shapes must relate plausibly if the artist wants a natural and recognisable result. Therefore, option A correctly shows why proportion matters. It does not require mechanical sameness; it requires suitable relationships that support the intended appearance. Option B is an obvious distortion because eyes larger than the entire face break the scale relationship unless exaggeration is deliberately intended. Option C ignores the comparisons that make a drawing coherent. Option D is false because viewers often recognise objects through the relative size and placement of their parts. Proportion may be changed intentionally for expression, but balanced proportion is the appropriate answer here.

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