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What is the correct way to soften the edge of a dry watercolour area without creating a patch?

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Correct answer: Gently move a damp clean brush along the edge

The governing concept is controlled edge softening, often called rewetting or feathering. A clean brush that is only slightly damp can be drawn gently along the dry boundary, allowing a small amount of pigment to transition without flooding the area. Thus option A is correct. Too much water creates blooms or patches, rubbing damages the paper surface, and black paint makes the edge harder rather than softer. Use minimal moisture and a light touch.

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Edge SofteningDamp BrushWatercolourControlled CorrectionPainting TechniqueBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt Education

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