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Why may a watercolour mixture look bright on the palette but dull on paper?

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Correct answer: The paper’s colour and absorbency can alter the colour effect

The governing concept is the transparency of watercolour. On the palette, the wet mixture is concentrated and appears vivid, but on paper it is spread into a thinner film. The paper’s base colour and absorbency also affect how much pigment remains visible; drying can make the result lighter or duller. Thus option A is correct. Brush bristles and palette shape do not create this change, and water cannot turn paper completely white.

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WatercolourPaper AbsorbencyColour MixingTransparencyPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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