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Why may acrylic colour look chalky after adding too much white?

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Correct answer: Excess white reduces the colour’s saturation, making it pale and opaque

In acrylic painting, white pigment creates a tint by increasing lightness, but an excessive amount also reduces the original hue’s saturation and visual richness. Because white acrylic is relatively opaque, it covers the stronger colour and can make the mixture appear pale, dull, and chalky. The paper does not suddenly stop absorbing paint, and a brush does not remove pigment. Adding white gradually preserves more colour strength.

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Acrylic PaintingWhite PigmentColour SaturationColour MixingAcrylic ColourPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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