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What should be done to neutralise a poster colour while preserving its identity?

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Correct answer: Add a very small amount of its complementary colour

The governing concept is controlled neutralisation through complementary mixing. A small amount of the colour opposite it on the colour wheel reduces chromatic intensity because the two colours partially cancel, yet the original hue remains recognisable. Equal black darkens and can muddy the mixture, white changes its value and makes a tint, and water mainly changes fluidity or transparency. Therefore, gradual addition of a little complementary colour is correct.

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Colour NeutralisationComplementary ColourPoster ColourColour MixingColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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