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Why is placing intermediate mixtures at even intervals useful in a long transition from one colour to another?

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Correct answer: It makes the colour change gradual and balanced

The governing concept is controlled colour gradation. Intermediate mixtures divide a long transition into small, evenly spaced value or hue steps, so the eye moves smoothly from the starting colour to the ending colour. This reduces abrupt bands and keeps the blend balanced. Option B would create a hard boundary, while C and D do not describe the purpose of arranging mixtures.

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Colour BlendingColour GradationIntermediate MixturesPainting TechniquesColour Filling And BlendingArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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