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The final part of a graded watercolour wash became too watery and formed blooms. What would have been the correct control?

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Correct answer: Increase water gradually and remove excess liquid from the brush

A graded wash requires a controlled, gradual change in value or dilution. Increase the water step by step rather than flooding the final area, and keep the brush damp rather than overloaded by removing excess liquid on the palette edge or tissue. Too much liquid creates blooms or back-runs as it moves into a damp wash. Wetting the paper more or adding drops increases the risk, so option B is correct.

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WatercolourGraded WashWater ControlBloomsBack-RunPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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