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You can walk around something with shape; you cannot walk around something with form.
You can walk around something with shape; you cannot walk around something with form.
Shapes are flat, 2-dimensional art elements; forms are 3-dimensional art elements.
Shapes are flat, 2-dimensional art elements; forms are 3-dimensional art elements.
Artwork that is predominantly composed of form is really only viewable from one side.
Artwork that is predominantly composed of form is really only viewable from one side.
Only shapes can be geometric; only forms can be organic.
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The key difference between shape and form is that shapes are flat, 2-dimensional art elements, while forms are 3-dimensional art elements. This means shapes can be seen only from one perspective and lack depth, whereas forms possess volume and can be viewed from multiple angles. The correct response that highlights this difference is:
Shapes are flat, 2-dimensional art elements; forms are 3-dimensional art elements.
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