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What can happen if a second colour layer is applied before the first layer is fully dry?

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Correct answer: The layers may mix unintentionally and edges may blur

The governing concept is controlled layering. A wet first layer can be disturbed by the next brushstroke; its pigment may lift or mix with the second colour, spreading beyond the intended boundary and making the edge blurry. Therefore option C is correct. The second layer is not always transparent, the brush cannot become stronger through layering, and wet paint does not make paper shine by itself. Waiting for suitable drying improves clarity.

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LayeringDrying TimeBlurred EdgesColour MixingBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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