Created by combining basic shapes

• A. Form
• B. Color
• C. Proximity
• D. Texture

Answer: (A)

Form refers to the overall shape and mass of a composition, especially when you combine simple shapes to create a single object. When you build a figure by merging basic shapes, you’re shaping the form—the resulting silhouette and structure that defines the object. This is distinct from color, which deals with hues and tones; proximity, which is about spacing to show relationships; and texture, which relates to surface feel or the illusion of texture. So creating a new object by combining basic shapes best illustrates forming a cohesive form.