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What may mainly happen if too much water is added while mixing secondary colours?

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Correct answer: The colour layer may appear weak and light

The governing concept is control of paint consistency and pigment concentration. Water dilutes the pigment, spreads the paint more thinly, and can make the dried layer look weaker, paler, or less saturated. It does not transform a secondary colour into a primary colour, automatically produce black, or alter the fixed order of hues on a colour wheel. Water should therefore be added gradually while the mixture is observed on a test surface. Option A correctly describes the likely effect.

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WatercolourPaint ConsistencySecondary ColoursPigment DilutionPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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