What must define your parallel system design for this customer

A. A variety of spring flowers arranged as if they were growing in a garden.

B. An S - curve of ivy cascading below the bowl.

C. At least two parallel groups of upright flowering branches used as line materials.

D. A perfect line of massed chrysanthemums forming concentric circles of colors.

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Aimee Benjamin

Arts

11 July, 21:31

What must define your parallel system design for this customer

A. A variety of spring flowers arranged as if they were growing in a garden.

B. An S - curve of ivy cascading below the bowl.

C. At least two parallel groups of upright flowering branches used as line materials.

D. A perfect line of massed chrysanthemums forming concentric circles of colors.

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Jane · Answer 1

My answer is: C. At least two parallel groups of upright flowering branches used as line materials.

I based that answer from the missing data that this question had.

Oval bowl that is very large and low and has a pale gray crackled glaze. Said bowl is a bonsai container. It will be the container of the floral arrangement.

The bowl will be placed in the foyer of his business office, on a counter that will make the bowl visible in both sides. Colors in the foyer are black, white, and gray.

Customer wants an artistic arrangement that suits the bowl