secondary colours: orange,green,purple
There is blue, red and yellow. You can mix two of these colours at a time to make another colour. Then you can mix the colour that you just made with another primary colour. The secondary colours are purple, green and one other that I can't mthink of right now.
Green and red physical colour create black or brown if unequal colours amounts are used. Green and red light colour creates yellow light.
A weird shade of black is produced:
No, there is the color tan, and the color gray. Tan is a light brown with a yellow or orange rather than red overall hue. Grey is a neutral colour, in that it does not show stronger colours in the blue red green or yellow part of the spectrum, but is an even mix, so looks like a mix of pure white and black.
To turn green black, add black.
Yeah, an olive green colour, just not too much black
pink, black, blue, indigo and red. Ignore the above: with paints or inks, you mix yellow and cyan to get green.
Mixing black and yellow will give you a shade of dark green.
dark brown....depends on the quantity of paint use though
it comes out purple but if you mix Magenda Cyan and Yellow, you get BLACK this is because its paint and you are not dealing not LIGHT
You get the color turquoise when you mix green and blue.
The making of the secondary colour green does not involve the primary colour red. Instead, it involves mixing primary colours blue and yellow together, and to change the shade, adding flecks of the tone colour white (lighter green) and black (darker green).
You will get green.
Yes, but only blue, dark green, red, burgundy.
green
Green.