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Class 9 · Art Education
→What is a possible cause of small bubbles forming during colour filling?
Class 9 · Art Education
→The edges of a filled area appear dark while the centre looks lighter. What is the most likely cause?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What problem occurs if the lower layer is wet during glazing?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What is the method of changing a colour effect by applying a thin transparent layer over dry paint called?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What is the main disadvantage of filling a very large area with a very small brush?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What difficulty occurs if the brush is much larger than the area being filled?
Class 9 · Art Education
→How should the transition area appear in good blending?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What is the best way to check the quality of colour filling?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What correction can be made if the dark colour completely covers the light area during blending?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What is the benefit of working from a light colour toward a dark colour during blending?
Class 9 · Art Education
→Why is the sequence yellow to orange and then red useful in a sunset sky?
Class 9 · Art Education
→Which technique is suitable for showing dark blue at the top of a sky and light blue near the horizon?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What will be lacking if all faces of a cube are filled with the same colour and value?
Class 9 · Art Education
→How should colour filling be arranged to show light on a sphere?
Class 9 · Art Education
→Why should a clean brush not be too wet during blending?
Class 9 · Art Education
→Which sequence is safest when filling small decorative areas?
Class 9 · Art Education
→What problem may occur if the brush is pressed too hard during colour filling?
Class 9 · Art Education
→Which colour can be useful in the middle of a smooth blend from blue to green?
Class 9 · Art Education
→Why may complementary colours become muddy when overmixed?
Class 9 · Art Education
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