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Why may wet colours become muddy when they are brushed too much?

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Correct answer: Excessive mixing reduces colour clarity

The governing concept is controlled wet blending. When wet colours are brushed repeatedly, pigments that should remain visually separate are stirred together too much. Their mixtures can lose brightness and clarity, producing a dull or muddy appearance; therefore, option B is correct. The paper does not simply stop absorbing, the handle does not release pigment, and excessive brushing does not make colours dry instantly. Limited, purposeful strokes preserve freshness.

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Muddy ColoursOvermixingWet BlendingBrush ControlColour ClarityColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt Education

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