Which option creates decoration using shapes?

Making design by repeating circles and triangles

Shapes become decorative when they are arranged deliberately to make a pleasing visual pattern. Repeating the same or related shapes can create rhythm, balance, unity, and an attractive surface design. Circles and triangles can be placed in rows, bands, borders, or larger patterns, and their repetition helps the viewer notice order. Decoration does not depend on an object’s smell, hiding tools, or removing a title; it depends on visual arrangement.

Option A is correct because repeating circles and triangles directly uses shapes to build a design. The repeated forms may remain identical or be varied in size, spacing, or colour, while still producing a connected pattern. The other choices do not describe a visual art process: smelling paper is a sensory action, erasing a name changes information rather than making decoration, and hiding a brush does not organize shapes. Thus shape repetition is the relevant artistic method.

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