Mix equal proportions of red and green to make brown.
If you want it more of a reddish hue such as "burnt sienna", then add more of the red.
If you want it more of a darker brown hue, add more of the green.
Here's a tip : use the darkest red (like alizarin crimson) and the darkest green (like Sap Green).
The related link on understanding mixing colors will give you an overview of mixing starting with the primary colors. It has visual demonstrations for you to see along with written explanations.
Another mixing solution
You must mix varying proportions of all three primary colors, red, blue and yellow, to get brown. Depending on the ratio of the three colors, you can vary the brown from a reddish brown to an orange brown, blueish and purplish brown. When adding white to the brown you have made, you will get the corresponding light brown or tan.
Another Mixing Suggestion
Instead of red and blue, you can just mix equal portions of purple and yellow to get brown.
Another Mixing Suggestion
Mix yellow (primary) and blue (primary) to get green (secondary).
Another way to make brown is to mix orange or red paint with a small amount of black paint.
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Blue and orange, complementary colors, will make brown when mixed together.
Brown and yellow
a lot of red and a bit of black
the colors to make cooper is probobly brown and orange.
red and greenAnswer TwoComplementary colors are directly opposite from each other on the color wheel. Blue & Orange, Red & Green, Yellow & Violet. When put next to each other, complementary colors appear to vibrate, mixed together they make brown.
they make brown.
Any colors mixed will make brown
Brown
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Blue and orange, complementary colors, will make brown when mixed together.
the colors that make brown are red and green
Brown and yellow
Orange and Brown
brown and white
purple
Yellow & brown.
Orange and black make brown when mixed together.