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What may happen if a very wet brush is used over a damp gradation?

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Correct answer: Paint may flow uncontrollably, causing patches or pooling at edges

The governing concept is moisture control in wet-on-damp painting. A very wet brush adds excess water to an already damp surface, lowering the paint’s control and carrying pigment into nearby areas. This can create irregular patches, streaks, or pools, especially near edges, so option A is correct. A carefully moist brush may support blending, but excessive water does not automatically improve it; it also cannot make paint dry immediately or become more opaque without pigment.

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Poster ColourWet-On-WetGradationBrush ControlWater ControlColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt Education

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