Cross-Hatching Implies Depth by

question 2

Multiple Choice

Cross-hatching implies depth by

• A) suggesting relative proximity to a light source.
• B) drawing the eye to one part of the composition and thereby establishing other objects as peripheral.
• C) making a nearer object overlap a more distant one.
• D) placing the base of one object closer to the bottom of the canvas than other, more "distant" objects.

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