a muggy muddy color
a muggy muddy color
Gray is made by mixing black and white.
it is possible, you can use the color red, blue, and yellow with a certain amount of that color, (there is over 1 million possible combinations to try and figure out how to make white.) after this is done you can possibly end up with white.
red, blue and yellow are the primary colors Wrong. Printing: yellow, cyan, magenta, plus black to make solid blacks. Televison: red, green blue.
Blue is a primary color.
a muggy muddy color
The two colors mixed together to make dark blue is blue and black. You can make any color darker or lighter using black and white.
White, and a small amount of black
Yes the mixture of the colors white and black will make the color grey. You can change the ratios or add in small amounts of blue to affect the shade it creates.
Mixing blue and black will make a very dark blue.
blue and white
Yes, but you won't get colors such as blue or yellow. You will receive a color image of black and white. Your image never had color. Take a new picture in color and you will not have black and white. If you're good with photoshop (or something similar), you can use that to add color that wasn't there before. But that is difficult.
BLUE
you don't
Dark blue.
You use white and blue.
Blue is a primary color and as such is not made up of other colors. It is simply blue Blue is not a primary color of pigment. It was once thought to be a primary color, but it is secondary. Magenta and cyan are the primary colors mixed to make blue. Blue is a primary color of light