Which option shows the correct order of a shape-based drawing process?

First basic shapes, then proportion, then details

A shape-based drawing usually develops from general structure to specific information. The artist first observes the subject and blocks it with simple construction shapes such as circles, boxes, cylinders, or ovals. Next, the relationships of size, angle, placement, and proportion are checked and corrected. Only after that should smaller contours, features, texture, and other details be added. Thus, option A gives the correct practical order. Option B begins with details before observation and structure, which often causes inaccurate placement. Option C puts colour before the basic form is established and then removes the shape, defeating the process. Option D removes the subject instead of developing it. Construction shapes are guides, not final decorations, and they help the artist revise proportions before committing to detail.

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