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Why does a granulating effect appear in watercolour?

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Correct answer: Some heavy pigments settle into the hollows of paper texture

The governing concept is surface texture and pigment granulation. Some relatively heavy or large pigment particles remain unevenly dispersed in water and settle into the tiny hollows of textured paper. As the wash dries, the particles collect in those depressions and create a speckled, grainy appearance, so option A is correct. Uniform dissolution produces a smoother wash, while water does not turn paint white and a normal brush does not cut the paper.

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WatercolourGranulationPigment BehaviourPaper TextureTextureElements Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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