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What is the most likely cause of a dark band forming at the bottom of an even wash?

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Correct answer: Failing to lift accumulated paint and water at the end

The governing principle of an even wash is controlled moisture and an even distribution of pigment. At the lower edge, excess water and paint can collect as a bead; when it dries, the pigment concentrates and forms a dark band. Therefore, option D is correct: the artist should remove the accumulated liquid with a clean, slightly damp brush. A white paper, small brush, or lack of paint does not by itself create this tide mark.

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Even WashPaint BeadWater ControlPainting TechniquesBrush TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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