Singapore GCE N(T)-Level Art Practice Questions - Singapore-Cambridge GCE Normal (Technical) Level Art Exam

How does a three-dimensional 'form' differ from a two-dimensional 'shape' in visual art?

A form has height, width, and depth, while a shape is flat. A shape has texture, but a form is smooth. A form only exists in photography, while shapes exist in painting. A shape is always larger than a form.

Correct Answer:

A form has height, width, and depth, while a shape is flat.

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