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The colour is becoming pale during blending even after cleaning the brush. What is a likely reason?

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Correct answer: Excess water remains in the brush

The governing concept is dilution and pigment concentration. Washing a brush removes old colour, but water may remain in its bristles; that water dilutes the next paint load and lowers pigment concentration, making the blended colour look pale. Option A is therefore correct. Concentrated pigment would usually strengthen or darken the colour. Rough paper and a small brush may affect texture or coverage, but they do not best explain sudden dilution after cleaning.

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Colour-BlendingBrush-ControlWater-DilutionColour-IntensityColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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