Question

The area around a shape in a design is often referred as negative space.
True or False

Answer 1

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The answer is false

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Answer 2

False

The area around a shape in a design is often referred as negative space.

• The empty space surrounding a (positive) shape is referred to as negative space or white space. Figure/ground is the relationship between a shape and its surroundings, where the shape is the figure and its surroundings are the ground.
• Designs are built on shapes, which enable designers to arrange different design elements on a page. A shape in geometry can be characterised as an object's form, outline, outer boundary, or outer surface.
• The topic or focal points of an artwork, such as a person's face or figure in a portrait, the objects in a still life painting, or the trees in a landscape painting, are referred to as positive space. The background or the area that surrounds the artwork's subject is known as negative space.
• Negative space in art, commonly referred to as "air space", is the space around and between things. For a negative space drawing, the emphasis is on what's between the things rather than on depicting the actual object.

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