Question

Shape refers to two-dimensional works (such as paintings or drawings) and describes the outline of objects and colors, whereas form refers to

the feeling of an artwork's surface, whether imagined or real.
squares, circles, and triangles that are used to simplify the image or give it formal structure.
the height, width, and depth of an object such as a sculpture.
natural, unconfined figures that bring a sense of freedom or discord.

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

Form refers to the height, width, and depth of an object such as a sculpture. It is used to describe three-dimensional works and can convey volume and mass. In contrast, shape refers to two-dimensional works (such as paintings or drawings) and describes the outline of objects and colors.