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What is the correct way to improve a weak tertiary-colour layer caused by excess water?

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Correct answer: Create a balanced pigment-to-water ratio

The governing concept is control of the pigment-to-water ratio. Excess water spreads the pigment too thinly, producing a pale, weak, or uneven tertiary-colour layer. Option C is correct because balancing pigment and water improves coverage and preserves the intended hue. Adding more water would weaken the layer further. Black could make it dull or excessively dark, while a complementary colour changes the hue instead of correcting the watery application.

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Tertiary ColoursColour TheoryWatercolour TechniquePigment Water RatioPaint ApplicationArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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