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A shadow painted in poster colour looks unrelated to the local colour. Which solution is more effective?

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Correct answer: Mix a controlled complementary or related dark colour into the base hue

The governing concept is relating a shadow to the object’s local colour. A shadow should usually be a darker, controlled variation of that hue, sometimes supported by a nearby or complementary colour, so it remains visually connected to the surface. Option B achieves this relationship while allowing adjustment of depth. Pure black can look dead and disconnected, white is a highlight rather than a shadow, and excess water changes opacity instead of creating a convincing dark colour.

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Poster ColourShadow MixingLocal ColourColour RelationshipsPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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