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What is a likely result of repeatedly rubbing a dry watercolour layer with a wet brush?

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Correct answer: Colour may lift and the paper surface may be damaged

Dried watercolour remains water-soluble to some degree, so repeated wet brushing can reactivate the pigment and lift it from the paper. Continued friction may also disturb the paper fibres, producing a rough, abraded surface. Option D is correct. Rubbing does not purify the colour or strengthen paper, and it usually makes edges muddy or uneven rather than cleaner. Corrections should use minimal moisture and gentle, limited strokes.

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Watercolour TechniqueColour LiftingPaper DamageBrush ControlPainting TechniquesWatercolourArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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