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What can be done if one colour appears too dominant in a blend?

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Correct answer: Add a small amount of the other colour and blend it gently

The governing concept is controlled correction and colour balance. If one hue dominates, adding a small amount of the neighbouring or weaker colour and blending gently can reduce the visual imbalance without disturbing the whole area. Option D is correct. Adding more of the dominant colour would intensify the problem, while erasing everything or folding the paper is unnecessary and does not teach a practical blending correction. Small additions are easier to control than a large corrective layer.

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Colour BlendingColour BalancePainting TechniquesBlending CorrectionArt EducationColour Filling And BlendingClass 9 Mcq

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