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What result is obtained when two colours are mixed on a wet watercolour surface?

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Correct answer: A soft colour transition

The governing concept is the wet-on-wet watercolour technique. Because the paper is damp, two still-wet pigments spread slightly and merge gradually, producing a soft transition without a sharp boundary. Therefore option B is correct. A hard black boundary would require a strong dry edge or outlining, while metallic effect and dry texture are unrelated results. The amount of water must still be controlled to avoid unwanted spreading.

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Soft TransitionWet On WetWatercolourColour BlendingPaintingColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt Education

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