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The first colour layer is patchy and the artist keeps correcting it while wet. What risk increases?

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Correct answer: The risk of surface damage and muddier colour

The governing concept is controlled layering and protection of the painting surface. Repeated brushing over a wet, uneven layer can disturb partially settled pigment, mix unwanted colours, and abrade or lift the paper fibres, especially in absorbent media. The safer method is to stop, let the first layer dry, and apply a deliberate second coat or correction. Wet correction does not automatically purify colour, thicken paper, or improve the brush.

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Patchy LayerOverworkingPaper DamageColour CorrectionColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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