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Brush strokes in different directions remain visible after a watercolour wash dries. What is the correct correction principle?

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Correct answer: Apply a controlled next layer over the dry wash, using few strokes in one direction

The governing principle for an even watercolour wash is consistent movement with minimal overworking. Let the first layer dry fully, then apply a thin, controlled glaze or second layer using a limited number of strokes in one direction. Scrubbing a dry surface can damage paper fibres and lift pigment; adding strokes in every direction increases patchiness, while glue is not a normal wash correction. Therefore, option B is correct.

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WatercolourWash TechniqueBrush DirectionOverworkingLayeringBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt Education

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