(Look up "nipah seed" and click on the image with a bright background full of leaves low on the ground)
With this image the artist utilized the theory of proportion by:
A. Keeping the objects in the background and the foreground all the same size
B. Making the object in the foreground appear smaller
C. Making the object in the foreground appear larger.***
D. Having the image looking down from the sky.
I know it's late but 3 so is your answer
To answer this question, I will guide you through a step-by-step process to find the requested image and then analyze it to determine the answer.
1. Open a web browser and go to a search engine of your choice.
2. In the search bar, type "nipah seed" and hit Enter.
3. Look for the image results section on the search engine page. This section typically includes thumbnails of various images related to the search query.
4. Scan through the images until you find one that matches the description given in the question: an image with a bright background full of leaves low on the ground.
5. Click on the image to open it in a larger size or in a new tab.
Now that you have accessed the image, let's analyze it to determine the correct answer to the question.
In the theory of proportion, an artist can manipulate the size relationships between objects to create various effects. We need to determine whether the artist made the object in the foreground appear larger or smaller compared to the other objects in the image.
Look closely at the image and compare the size of the object in the foreground (presumably the nipah seed) with the other objects, such as the leaves in the background and any surrounding elements.
If the nipah seed appears larger than the other objects, then the correct answer would be "C. Making the object in the foreground appear larger." This use of proportion would emphasize the significance or importance of the nipah seed in the overall composition.
On the other hand, if the nipah seed appears smaller than the other objects, the answer would be "B. Making the object in the foreground appear smaller". This manipulation of proportion would create a sense of distance or depth, suggesting that the nipah seed is located further away from the viewer.
Without direct access to the image in question, I am unable to provide a definitive answer. Therefore, you will need to follow the steps above to find the image and make the visual analysis yourself.