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Why is adding only white not usually preferred for lightening watercolour?

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Correct answer: It may make the colour opaque and chalky

The governing concept is that transparent watercolour normally becomes lighter through dilution and by allowing more white paper to show. Adding opaque white pigment can cover the paper and reduce the luminous, transparent quality of the original wash, sometimes producing a dull or chalky appearance. Therefore, option A is correct. White does not always turn a colour black, and it does not lengthen a brush or automatically tear paper. A small amount may be used for special effects, but it is not the usual method for transparent lightening.

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WatercolourTransparencyLightening ColourPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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