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Yellow , brown and white
red, yellow and blue are primary colours, if you mix them together you will get some of the secondary colours, then mix the secondary colours with secondary colours and so on...
blue and black
Gold metal mix
well to make gold you should mix yellow with a reasonable amount of silver adding a tiny amount of red or orange depending on the depht of the colour you want.For sugar work mix yellow with a tiny amount of black.Again add red or orange for the depth.
Yellow , brown and white
Primary colours are red blue and yellow and you mix combinations of them for new colours!!
Probably a mix between those colours.
With what?
red, yellow and blue are primary colours, if you mix them together you will get some of the secondary colours, then mix the secondary colours with secondary colours and so on...
if you mean gold colours in water colour paintings ; white , yellow , orange and light brown in varying amounts. but for pure colours of gold in oil paintings; gold paint is simply gold fuild substance.
tertiary colours is when you mix primary colours with secondary colours. ( third stage of colours )
When you mix complimentary colours (colours opposite one another on the colour wheel) you will get a brown or black.
to get a tertiary colour you have to mix 2 primary colours. primary colours are red, blue and yellow.
Mottled refers to a mix of colours, like camo.
You would more than likely get "mud". It is possible to get a rather light rosy gold if you experiment with diffrerent propportions of each color and perhaps a little white. Much depends on the intensity or brightness of the gold and pink.
secondary colours: orange,green,purple