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A light colour applied directly over a dark colour does not appear as bright as expected. What is the most suitable reason?

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Correct answer: The light layer is transparent so the dark colour underneath shows through

The governing concept is opacity and layering. When the light paint is transparent or highly diluted, the dark ground shows through and optically lowers the apparent brightness of the upper colour. The remedy may be a more opaque layer or several controlled coats, depending on the medium. A light colour is not inherently dark, clean paper or a clean brush does not cause this effect, and the paper has not necessarily changed the pigment. Therefore option D is correct.

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Dark GroundLight ColourTransparencyLayeringColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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