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Colour luminosity decreased after applying many watercolour glazes. What is the main reason?

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Correct answer: Excessive layers making the colour muddy

Watercolour gains luminosity when light can pass through relatively clear washes and reflect from the paper. Applying too many glazes increases the amount of pigment and overlapping colour, reducing light reflection and visual clarity. The result may become dull, heavy, or muddy. Drying each layer is necessary for glazing, not the cause of lost brightness; mounting paper and using a clean brush also do not create this effect. Therefore, option B is correct.

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WatercolourGlazingColour LuminosityPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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