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Clear bands appear while filling a large area even though the brush size is suitable. What is the most likely technical cause?

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Correct answer: The previous edge dries before each new stroke

The governing concept is maintaining a continuous working edge during a wash or large colour fill. If the previous stroke dries before the next stroke touches it, the new paint cannot merge evenly and a visible band or tide mark develops. Hence option A is correct. A long brush handle, a large sheet, or the name of the colour does not directly create this technical defect. Work at a steady pace, keep enough paint available, and reconnect strokes while the edge remains damp.

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Colour-FillingBandingWorking-EdgeLarge-Area-WashColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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