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What may cause a watercolour layer to look more granular than expected after drying?

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Correct answer: Granulating pigment behaviour or rough paper texture

The governing concept is granulation, a surface effect produced when pigment particles settle unevenly in the texture of the paper as water evaporates. Some pigments naturally granulate because their particles are relatively heavy or irregular, and rough paper makes this pattern more visible by collecting pigment in its depressions. Clean water, a small brush, or white paper does not normally create granulation. Thus option D is correct because it identifies both major causes: the pigment’s character and the paper’s texture.

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GranulationPigmentRough PaperWatercolourTexturePainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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