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A bright boundary formed while lightening a dark watercolour area with clean water. What caused it?

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Correct answer: Excess clean water pushed the pigment toward the edge

This is a watercolour back-run, also called a bloom. When excess clean water enters a darker wash that is still damp, the new water moves outward and pushes suspended pigment toward its drying boundary. The pigment collects there, producing a noticeable light-looking or bright rim. Paper absorption alone does not create this movement, and no white paint or dry-brush scraping is involved. Thus option A is correct.

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WatercolourBack-RunBloomPigment MovementColour LiftingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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