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An unwanted hard band formed in a watercolour sky. What is an appropriate way to soften it?

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Correct answer: After it dries, gently soften the edge with a clean damp brush

A hard band is a sharp, unwanted boundary left when a wash dries unevenly. After the area is dry, a clean brush carrying controlled, limited moisture can gently re-wet the edge and soften the transition. The brush must not be saturated, because excess water may create another bloom or tide mark. Black paint hides rather than corrects the problem, scrubbing damages paper, and flooding the whole sky destroys control. Thus option A is best.

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WatercolourSoftening EdgesSky WashPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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