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A gradation dried lighter than it appeared when wet. What is the best practice for achieving the correct target tone in future?

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Correct answer: Make a sample strip on the same paper and evaluate the tone after it dries

The governing concept is the dry-down shift caused by pigment, binder, water, and paper absorbency. A wet gradation may look darker or more saturated, then appear lighter after evaporation and absorption. The reliable procedure is to paint a sample strip on the same paper, let it dry completely, and compare it with the target tone. Always using very dark colour is guesswork, while testing on the final painting risks damage.

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Colour BlendingGradationDrying ShiftTest StripTonal ValueColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt Education

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