Asked by binky
What primary element of light helps the observer see three-dimensions?
a.
intensity
c.
color
b.
hue
d.
shading
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d. shading
Shading (the pattern of highlights and shadows and changes in intensity across a surface) gives cues about form, depth, and surface orientation, helping the observer perceive three dimensions.
Shading (the pattern of highlights and shadows and changes in intensity across a surface) gives cues about form, depth, and surface orientation, helping the observer perceive three dimensions.
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