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In scumbling the lower layer is visible but the upper colour looks like uncontrolled dust. What should be done for a more controlled effect?

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Correct answer: Use little paint with light irregular strokes that partially connect

Scumbling is a broken-colour method: a small amount of relatively dry paint is dragged in irregular marks so that the lower layer remains visible through controlled gaps. Light strokes that partly connect create texture without random dust, so A is correct. No paint gives no effect, a smooth thick coat hides the base, and water destroys the intended broken control.

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ScumblingBroken ColourStroke DensityLayered TextureBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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