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Why can giving equal intensity and equal area to all three colours in a triadic scheme be risky?

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Correct answer: Because the viewer's attention can be divided

The governing concept is hierarchy within colour harmony. A triadic scheme uses three colours spaced around the colour wheel, but harmony does not require identical visual emphasis. If all three colours have equal area and intensity, each demands attention, so the eye may lack a clear focal point and the composition can feel restless. Option A is correct; the other choices falsely claim that colours disappear, that triadic schemes have no colours, or that they produce only black.

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Triadic SchemeHierarchyVisual BalanceColour HarmonyColourElements Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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