Question

which of the following is a convention that chinese artists used in paintings? they used the saturated colors they saw in nature to depict trees and mountains they sketched pencil outlines and then painted over them with black ink they used one type of brushstroke to give their paintings unity and balance they painted humans much smaller than the surrounding objects of nature

Explanation:

In traditional Chinese landscape - paintings, the emphasis is often on the grandeur and vastness of nature. Humans are depicted as small in comparison to the natural elements like mountains, rivers, and trees to show the harmony between humans and nature and the insignificance of humans in the face of nature's immensity. Chinese paintings do not typically use saturated natural - colors, do not use pencil outlines before black - ink painting, and use a variety of brushstrokes.

Answer:

They painted humans much smaller than the surrounding objects of nature