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What effect is generally created by the dry-brush technique in watercolour?

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Correct answer: A rough broken texture

The governing concept of dry-brush painting is using a brush with very little water and a relatively small amount of pigment. Because the brush does not flow continuously, it catches the raised texture of the paper and leaves broken, irregular marks. Thus, option A is correct. A smooth wash requires more evenly distributed moisture, while a very soft spread belongs to wetter techniques. Dry brush does not inherently produce metallic shine; it is useful for suggesting grass, bark, stone, hair, or rough surfaces.

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WatercolourDry BrushTexturePainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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