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What is the most likely cause if veins painted on a watercolour leaf spread?

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Correct answer: The base layer of the leaf was still damp

The governing concept is controlled layering in watercolour. When a fine vein is added while the leaf’s base wash is still damp, the moisture allows pigment to travel sideways into the surrounding area, so the line loses its sharp edge and appears to bleed or spread. A large brush could make the mark broad, while rough paper may affect texture, but neither explains this characteristic spreading as directly as a wet base layer. Therefore, option C is correct; the wash should dry before details are added.

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WatercolourWet-On-DryLeaf VeinsPaint BleedingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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