The distribution used to sculpt solid form is:

• A. natural
• B. shifted
• C. directional
• D. perpendicular

Answer: (A)

For sculpting a solid form, the distribution you want is natural distribution. This means letting the hair fall in its own natural direction and gravity, following the scalp’s contours so the weight sits evenly around the head. Using this natural fall creates a smooth, rounded silhouette with consistent volume from all angles, which is essential for a true solid form.

If you tried a shifted distribution, the weight would tilt away from the natural fall, creating an uneven, off-balance shape. A directional distribution would emphasize a particular line or direction, introducing visible angles or paths rather than a uniform mass. A perpendicular distribution would push hair out from the surface in a way that can flatten or create abrupt planes, breaking the cohesive round form.