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Why must the first layer dry before applying a transparent glaze in watercolour?

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Correct answer: To avoid lifting the lower layer and unwanted mixing

Watercolour glazing relies on transparent layers placed successively over one another. The first wash must dry so that the new wet layer does not dissolve, disturb, or lift the pigment underneath. A stable dry layer keeps the colours visually separate while still allowing optical colour mixing. Drying does not thicken the paper, make the paint opaque, or change the brush tip. Therefore, option A correctly states the purpose of drying between glazes.

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WatercolourGlazingTransparent LayersLayer DryingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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