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What should be done if a dry watercolour sample looks different from the expected colour?

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Correct answer: Adjust the mixture and test a new dry sample

The governing concept is colour testing after drying. Watercolour often appears different when its water evaporates, so a wet mixture is not a reliable final reference. If the dry sample is too light, dark, warm, cool, or dull, adjust the pigment-to-water mixture and make another sample, allowing it to dry before judging it. Option D follows this process; the other choices ignore testing and do not correct the mixture.

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Dry SampleColour TestingWatercolourMixing CorrectionDrying EffectPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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