Pick your answer from: (a). Larger paintings don't want to be on cushioned furniture, though, so try to find some when possible. Avoid spending time laying down on a flat surface, like on a couch or dining room table. (b). Particularly in a historic home, consider just rolling the paintings or furniture onto the floor in one hour and shaking them up. Know where the furniture and artwork will go. (c). Pick a surface in a dark color. If the objects you're packing take up a lot of room in your art cabinet, you're going to ruin your work surface. (d). For extra protection, cover the surface with a sheet of thin foam or a blanket. Cover the floor or table with a sheet of glassine.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to pack art for moving
Find a solid surface.
If you're packing a small painting, look for a firm, clean table. If you're packing a large painting, you may need to use the floor.
Answer:
(d).