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What may be added to slightly mute a very bright blue watercolour?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A very small amount of orange

The governing concept is complementary colour control. Orange is opposite blue on the colour wheel, so a very small quantity of orange reduces the blue’s saturation and makes it appear more muted. Option B is correct because the amount is deliberately small; too much would make the mixture brownish or muddy. More blue increases intensity, green shifts the hue rather than reliably neutralising it, and white is not a normal transparent-watercolour method for muting colour.

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BlueOrangeWatercolourMuted ColourComplementary MixingColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryArt Education

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