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What may happen if a second watercolour layer is applied before the first layer dries fully?

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Correct answer: The two colours may mix unintentionally

The governing concept is separation of watercolour washes. A partially wet first layer still contains movable pigment. When a second wash is placed over it, moisture can reactivate and carry the earlier pigment, causing the colours to bleed together or form an unwanted blend. Therefore, option A is correct. Paper cannot become metal, and the colour will not automatically turn white. A brush may harden only if paint dries in it, which is unrelated to applying a second layer too soon. Let the first wash dry before layering.

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WatercolourLayeringDrying TimePainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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