It depends on the particular hue of tan, but assuming it's a typical yellowish tan you would mix it's compliment (a muted bluish purple) to get gray. To get grey or brown you always mix complimentary colors. If you want brown you use a bit more of the warmer hue in the complimentary pair. If you want grey, you use more of the cooler hue.
Compliments are generally:
red & green
orange & blue
yellow & purple/violet
Mixing tan and charcoal paints can give you a variety of fun dark colors. The colors include both a unique orange and amaretto.
The start with a bit of red, and a touch of blue, then add yellow, then gradually add that mixture into white the key is mixing the darker colors into the lighter ones so they change easily.
you don't
Glidden makes Dapper Tan.
A tan soft color with a white base
Quite a light brown colour.
I start with a medium tan colour and add brown to it till I get what I need.
you don't
gray
mix
on first impression, i wuld say yellowish tan. but if you want to get technical, I would say gold. it could also be any variation of gold color.
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.
Glidden makes Dapper Tan.
tan
The adults are tan, gray, or white.
taupe
You will most likely get a tan color.
A tan soft color with a white base
it is a gray and tan color it is also fond inred