To create an image that is not harmonious, an artist could

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change the proportions of the facial features so they no longer worked together.
change the proportions of the facial features so they no longer worked together.

use a shading technique that would cause the highlights and shadows to blend seamlessly.
use a shading technique that would cause the highlights and shadows to blend seamlessly.

change all organic shapes to geometric shapes to create a cubist portrait.
change all organic shapes to geometric shapes to create a cubist portrait.

use patterns of color in the background to emphasize light showing through the leaves.
use patterns of color in the background to emphasize light showing through the leaves..

Answer 1

To create an image that is not harmonious, an artist could:

change the proportions of the facial features so they no longer worked together.

This approach disrupts the natural balance and unity typically found in harmonious compositions, contributing to a disjointed and potentially unsettling effect. The other options, while they may create interesting visual effects, do not explicitly lead to a lack of harmony in the same way.