If you mix pigments (not light) that are green and orange you will get a grayish brown. Depending on the quantity and quality of the pigments and their hues you might get anything from darker green to gray to brownish orange,
You can mix any two colors on the color wheel to get gray. Red and green, blue and orange, purple and yellow, etc.
You receive a secondary color, such as orange or purple.
To make gray, you mix black and white.
You mix red and yellow to get orange. Red+Yellow= Orange
the color you get is almost like a dark sand orange
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If you mix pigments (not light) that are green and orange you will get a grayish brown. Depending on the quantity and quality of the pigments and their hues you might get anything from darker green to gray to brownish orange,
You get a shade of orange.
You can mix any two colors on the color wheel to get gray. Red and green, blue and orange, purple and yellow, etc.
the out come of mixing brown and orange is a lighter brownish colour. (A&W style)
The color would literally be called a "grayed orange." Gray made of white and black doesn't actually change the color itself, it just fades the color out. The color will be duller. If you use a tinted gray the tint will affect the color. A gray with blue tint is described as blue, but has blue undertones. Mixing this with orange would result in a brownish gray version of the original orange. It would still be predominately described as orange.
You receive a secondary color, such as orange or purple.
Because orange is better than gray.
You will through up good thing to miss school!
When you mix black and white paint, you get gray.