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While making a neutral brown in poster colour the mixture repeatedly turns green. Which colour influence is dominant?

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Correct answer: Combined blue and yellow colour influence

The governing concept is subtractive colour mixing and neutralisation. A green cast indicates that blue and yellow influences together are stronger than the balancing red-brown influence, because blue plus yellow produces green. Therefore option B is correct. A small amount of red, the complement of green, may then help neutralise the cast. White mainly lightens, violet does not explain the repeated green appearance, and red is the corrective influence rather than the dominant one.

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Poster ColourColour MixingNeutral BrownGreen BiasComplementary ColoursColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt Education

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