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If complementary colours are used in equally large areas, what visual risk may occur?

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Correct answer: The picture may look too restless or tiring

Direct answer: A, the picture may look too restless or tiring. Complementary colours are opposite or strongly contrasting colours on a colour wheel, such as red and green or blue and orange. They can make each other appear more intense and are useful for emphasis, but when large areas of both are given equal visual importance, the eye may move back and forth between them. The result can feel loud, vibrating, restless, or tiring instead of organised. Option B is wrong because strong complementary contrast generally creates energy rather than complete calm. Option C is wrong because the colours remain visible; they do not disappear. Option D is wrong because colour contrast cannot make a two-dimensional texture physically touchable. The solution is not to avoid complementary colours completely, but to control their proportion, brightness, saturation, and focal placement. One colour can dominate while the other acts as an accent. Memory cue: complementary colours energise; equal large areas may overstimulate.

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Complementary ColoursColour ContrastVisual TensionColour TheoryContrastFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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