One made by mixing 2 primary colours. Primarys are red, blue and yellow.
As blue is a primary colour, it cannot be made by mixing 2 colours, however it can be used to make other secondary colours. Cyan and magenta mix to make blue. 100 percent cyan, 100 percent magenta make a good deep two-color blue. Normally I throw a little black and maybe some yellow into my blue.
Yellow and blue.
blue and yellow...
red and blue
Pink and grey
One made by mixing 2 primary colours. Primarys are red, blue and yellow.
Violet is its own color in the color spectrum. However, if you want to go about mixing it with paints - you'll need red and blue mixed together.
Her 2 fav colors are pink, yellow, and silver.
his favourite colours are pink and purple
As blue is a primary colour, it cannot be made by mixing 2 colours, however it can be used to make other secondary colours. Cyan and magenta mix to make blue. 100 percent cyan, 100 percent magenta make a good deep two-color blue. Normally I throw a little black and maybe some yellow into my blue.
Emma Roberts has 2 fave colours Hot Pink and Lime Green
Hair dressers would use math in making change for a person, mixing of hair colours (mixing colour with developer in 2/3 to 1/3 ratios).
by mixing 2 simpler substances.
The only way to make red is to take pink, and then some type of darkish color. The pink will brighten down to red. Screw primary colors, if you just think. Any colors can be made. Pink + Light black = Possible redish gray
blue and green
Secondary ColoursSecondary colours are colours made by 2 of the primary colours (red, yellow, blue). The 3 secondary colours are orange (made by red and yellow), green (made by yellow and blue) and purple (made by red and blue). An example of a colour that is made by colours without using both primary colours would be pink 'cause it's made by red and white. Red is a primary colour but white isn't so pink wouldn't be a secondary colour.