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What problem may occur if only one green is used in a painting of leaves?

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Correct answer: The painting may look flat and less natural

The governing concept is colour variation in painting. Leaves receive different amounts of light, contain areas of new growth, and show shadows, so several green values and hues help describe their form. If exactly one green is used everywhere, those differences disappear and the surface may look flat and artificial. The other choices are incorrect: green does not become red or white, and mixing or using one green does not change its classification as a secondary colour. A is correct.

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Colour VariationSecondary ColoursGreen ShadesLeaf PaintingNaturalistic PaintingColour MixingColour TheoryArt Education

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