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A light poster colour becomes chalky after too much white is added. How can it be balanced?

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Correct answer: Add a small amount of the original colour back

The governing concept is control of tint, intensity, and saturation. White lightens a pigment, but too much white can weaken its colour strength and produce a pale, chalky appearance. Adding a small amount of the original pigment restores colour intensity gradually without making the mixture unnecessarily dark. More white increases the chalkiness, much black can make the colour muddy, and water mainly changes flow or concentration rather than restoring pigment strength. Hence option A is correct.

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Poster ColourColour MixingTint CorrectionPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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