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What is a major cause of muddy colour in watercolour?

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Correct answer: Mixing too many unrelated colours

The governing concept is pigment contamination and loss of colour clarity. Mixing too many unrelated pigments introduces several colour biases; together they absorb more light and neutralise one another, so the mixture appears dull, brownish, or muddy. Therefore, option A is correct. Clean water helps preserve brightness, a light pencil outline does not alter the pigment, and suitable thick watercolour paper supports controlled washes. To avoid muddiness, use a limited palette, mix only compatible colours, and rinse the brush before changing pigments.

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WatercolourMuddy ColoursColour MixingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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