Question

why did the artist choose to use shading in this drawing? (1 point) to create an optical illusion to create a sense of realism to create a cubist drawing to create a sense of impressionism a sketch by lauren s

Explanation:

Shading in a drawing is commonly used to add depth, dimension, and a more lifelike appearance. Creating an optical illusion is not the main purpose of shading here. Cubist drawings use geometric shapes and fragmentation, not typical shading for realism. Impressionism focuses on capturing light and color with loose brushstrokes, not shading for realism. So the artist used shading to create a sense of realism.

Answer:

B. to create a sense of realism