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Why is the darkest part of an object not always its core shadow?

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Correct answer: A contact shadow, reflected dark shape or deep crevice may be darker

The governing concept is comparative observation of value and structure. The core shadow is the darker turning area on the shadow side, but a tightly occluded contact shadow, a deep crevice, or a reflected dark shape may receive less light and appear darker. Hence option A is correct. B reverses the meaning of shadow, C ignores material value, and D confuses highlight with the complete removal of darkness.

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Still-LifeDarkest-ValueCore-ShadowContact-ShadowObservationObject ObservationDrawing BasicsArt Education

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