Large uncontrolled drops are forming in a splatter technique although small specks are required. What should be changed?

Correct answer: Reduce paint load and use a light controlled flick

The governing concept is control of paint load, brush distance, and flicking force in splatter work. Too much paint or a forceful movement releases large drops. Reducing the load and using a light, controlled flick produces smaller, more consistent specks, so option D is correct. More paint in C worsens the problem; A is not the primary correction, and B can reduce spread but does not control load alone.