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Why must the base layer be dry before applying a watercolour glaze?

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Correct answer: To prevent the layers from mixing unintentionally and becoming muddy

The governing concept is transparent glazing: a thin, translucent colour layer is placed over an existing passage to modify its appearance without disturbing it. If the base is wet, the new pigment can flow into it, producing uncontrolled edges, uneven mixing, and a muddy result. A dry base keeps the earlier colour stable, so the glaze remains transparent and its effect can be judged accurately. Drying does not make the paper heavy, make the colour opaque, or harden the brush. Therefore, option C is correct.

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WatercolourGlazingDry LayerTransparent LayersColour PurityPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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