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If a colour mixture has the correct value but appears different because of surrounding colours, which principle is involved?

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Correct answer: Simultaneous colour contrast

The governing principle is simultaneous colour contrast, a perceptual effect in which surrounding hues influence how a colour is seen. A patch with the same physical value may appear lighter, darker, warmer, cooler, or more saturated beside different backgrounds because the eye judges colour relationally. Physical mixing changes the paint itself, while brush control concerns application and drying concerns a later material change. Since the difference is caused by context, option A is correct.

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Simultaneous ContrastColour PerceptionContextColour RelationshipsContrastPrinciples Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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