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What problem may occur if a brush is repeatedly moved over a watercolour layer?

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Correct answer: Colour may lift and the surface may become muddy

The governing concept is controlled layering in transparent watercolour. Repeated brushing disturbs the partly dry pigment and can lift the earlier wash, while excessive mixing makes the colour dull or muddy. It may also roughen the paper surface and reduce its ability to accept an even wash. Therefore option D is correct. The other options describe unlikely results: brushing does not purify colour, strengthen paper, or guarantee cleaner edges.

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OverworkingWatercolourColour LiftingMuddy SurfaceBrush ControlBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt Education

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