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SubjectsArt Education
तैल रंगों से चित्रकला
Oil Colour Painting introduces Class 9 students to a rich painting medium within Art Education and the chapter Painting Media and Techniques. Students learn how oil colours behave, how to prepare and organise a palette, and how to mix, blend, layer, and apply colour with suitable brushes and strokes. The topic also develops understanding of tone, texture, light, shade, composition, and careful handling of materials while creating balanced and expressive paintings.
TOPIC PRACTICE
Up to 3 questions from this page. Select your focus, then start.
The governing concept is the compatibility of a painting medium with its thinner. Oil paint is made with an oil-based binder, whereas plain water is polar and does not combine properly with that binder. Therefore, water cannot thin oil paint into a smooth, stable mixture, so option B is correct. Options A, C, and D do not describe the actual material property involved; an appropriate oil-compatible medium is used instead.
The governing concept is clean-tool control during colour mixing. A dirty brush carries remnants of earlier pigments into the next mixture, so unwanted colours combine and the new colour can become dull, greyish, or muddy. Thus, option A is correct. A dirty brush does not reliably increase brightness, thicken the paper, or make the drawing dry automatically. Washing and gently drying the brush between different colours helps preserve hue, brightness, and predictable mixing results.
Oil colours dry slowly, so an artist gets enough time to blend colours, soften edges, and make corrections. Option B is more suitable for fast-drying media such as watercolours or acrylics, not oil colours. Exam tip: Remember oil colours for their slow drying time and rich colour effects.
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