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What is a controlled way to reduce the intensity of a watercolour?

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Correct answer: Add a very small amount of the complementary colour

The governing concept is controlled complementary neutralisation. A colour opposite the original on the colour wheel can reduce its saturation when added in a very small amount. Therefore, option A is correct: the original hue becomes quieter without an uncontrolled change in value. A large amount of black mainly darkens the mixture, excessive water may cause blooms or uneven flow, and mixing many colours usually creates a muddy result rather than precise control.

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WatercolourColour MixingComplementary ColoursColour IntensityPainting TechniquesColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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