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What should be done if the lower watercolour layer begins to lift while applying another layer?

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Correct answer: Let the first layer dry fully and use light limited strokes

The governing concept is protecting a dry watercolour layer during glazing or overpainting. If the lower layer is still damp, or if the brush is moved repeatedly with pressure, the water can re-dissolve and lift the pigment. Therefore option D is correct: allow the first layer to dry fully, then apply a few light strokes with controlled moisture. Rubbing harder and adding water increase lifting, while folding the paper does not solve the problem and may damage the surface.

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Layer LiftingWatercolourDryingLimited StrokesGlazingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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