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What is the main cause of a muddy grey colour in a mixed acrylic layer?

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Correct answer: Repeatedly mixing too many complementary or conflicting colours

Colour mixing is governed by the principle that combining too many pigments, especially complementary colours, absorbs more wavelengths of light and reduces colour purity. Repeated stirring also spreads small amounts of several pigments through the mixture, producing a dull or muddy grey-brown appearance. Thus option D is correct. Analogous colours can remain harmonious, a clean brush prevents contamination, and allowing layers to dry does not itself create muddy mixing.

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Muddy ColourOvermixingComplementary ColoursAcrylicAcrylic ColourPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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