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Why does paint in dry-brush texture settle mainly on the raised parts of the surface?

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Correct answer: A brush with little moisture and paint does not reach the recesses of the surface

The governing concept is dry-brush application: the brush carries very little water and a small amount of relatively thick paint. When it is moved lightly across a textured surface, the bristles skim over the high points and do not deposit enough material in the recesses. This produces broken, rough marks, so option C is correct. Excess water would flow into lower areas, while cutting or complete paint rejection is not the normal mechanism.

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Dry Brush TechniqueAcrylic ColourSurface TextureBrush ControlBrush TechniquesPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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