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What is the correct way to increase depth when using blue-green for distant sea water?

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Correct answer: Keep the distant water lighter and less saturated blue-green

The governing concept is atmospheric perspective. Distance usually reduces contrast and colour saturation, making far objects appear lighter, softer, and less intense than nearby objects. Option A is correct because a lighter, less saturated blue-green makes distant water recede and strengthens the illusion of depth. Dark, highly saturated colour is better reserved for the foreground. Equal colour throughout removes depth, while extra red changes the hue without applying the distance principle.

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Tertiary ColoursBlue-GreenAtmospheric PerspectiveSea PaintingColour SaturationDepth In ArtColour TheoryArt Education

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