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Why can acrylic colour become muddy when the brush is repeatedly worked over a wet layer?

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Correct answer: Complementary or multiple colours mix uncontrollably

When a brush repeatedly moves through a wet acrylic layer, pigments that were placed as separate areas are physically redistributed and mixed. If complementary or several different colours meet, their combined absorption lowers saturation and produces a muddy appearance. Option C correctly identifies this mechanism. Pigments do not disappear, immediate waterproofing is not the cause, and ordinary overworking does not make the canvas weave open.

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Acrylic ColourMuddy ColoursWet BlendingColour MixingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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