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What is the main problem if a student adds irregular amounts of white while making a tint scale?

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Correct answer: The progression of lightness will be uneven

The governing concept is an ordered value progression. A tint is made by adding white to a base colour, and a useful tint scale should become lighter in deliberate, comparable steps. If the amounts of white vary irregularly, one sample may be almost as light as the next or unexpectedly darker, so the sequence cannot be judged or compared properly. The colour does not become primary or complementary, and the palette is unaffected.

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Tint ScaleWhiteUneven GradationValueColour ChartColour MixingColour TheoryArt Education

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