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The edges of a filled area appear dark while the centre looks lighter. What is the most likely cause?

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Correct answer: A double layer or pigment build-up formed along the edges

The governing idea is even paint application. When a brush is repeatedly stopped, turned, or passed over the boundary, extra pigment accumulates at the edges. Those areas therefore become darker while the centre receives a thinner, more even coat and remains lighter. Option C is correct. If the centre had received more paint, as option A says, the centre should be darker; the other choices do not explain the edge-heavy deposit.

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Colour FillingUneven ApplicationPigment AccumulationPainting TechniquesColour Filling And BlendingArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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