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What is the most likely cause if bands appear in a watercolour wash?

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Correct answer: Uneven drying between adjoining strokes

The governing concept is an even, continuous watercolour wash. Bands or stripes usually appear when one stroke starts drying before the adjoining stroke is connected, or when a new mixture overlaps a partly dried area. The changing moisture level creates visible value differences, so option A is correct. Paper thickness, a clean brush and the name of the colour do not directly create this banding. A steady stroke, sufficient mixture and consistent moisture help prevent it.

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Watercolour WashBandingUneven DryingContinuous StrokesPainting ProblemWatercolourPainting TechniquesArt Education

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