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How should the proportion of dominant and supporting colours be handled in a limited poster-colour scheme?

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Correct answer: Give the dominant colour clear priority and use supporting colours in controlled amounts

A limited palette works best when one dominant colour establishes the main mood and visual identity, while supporting colours reinforce contrast, grouping, or emphasis without competing equally for attention. Option A creates hierarchy and unity. Equal amounts can make the design restless, adding a new colour everywhere weakens coherence, and using only supporting colours removes the visual anchor of the poster.

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Limited PaletteDominant ColourColour ProportionVisual HierarchyPoster DesignColour Balance In PostersPoster And Poster MakingArt Education

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