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Why may an artist wait until the paper loses some shine before adding colour in watercolour?

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Correct answer: To control the spread of colour better

This practice follows the wetness principle in watercolour. When the paper is highly shiny, excess surface water allows pigment to run freely and makes edges difficult to control. After some shine disappears, the paper can remain damp while holding less loose water, so colour spreads softly but more predictably. Option A is correct. Completely blurred edges require a wetter surface, while water cannot make paper opaque or harden brush fibres.

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WatercolourWet-On-DampColour ControlPaper MoisturePainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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