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What temperature may be used for shadows under warm light in an acrylic painting?

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Correct answer: Relatively cool

Colour temperature is understood relationally: when the main light is warm, shadows may be painted relatively cooler to create a readable warm-light and cool-shadow relationship. This does not mean every shadow must be blue or that the rule is absolute; the surrounding colours and reflected light must still be observed. Option A is correct because relative coolness provides contrast. Yellow alone and pure white are not shadow temperatures, while extra warmth can weaken the visual separation.

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Warm LightCool ShadowAcrylic PaintingColour TemperatureAcrylic ColourPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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