Colors can be formed by additive or subtractive methods. Additive color is when you add to the number of colors an object can reflect back to the viewer. This is best illustrated with lights. Because white is the presence of all color, adding a red, blue, and green light together, will produce white light. Subtractive coloring limits the number of colors an object can reflect back to the viewer and is the method artists use when mixing paint. Because using any color will subtract from the number of colors an object can reflect, you cannot mix colors with a subtractive method to get white.
Add brown to white, and add a small amount of yellow.
Mix Red and White to get pink. Mix Red and Yellow to get Orange.
You mean red, blue, and yellow. The primary colors are the only colors that you can not get by mixing other colors together. For example, you can mix red and blue to make purple, but there are no two colors that will mix to make red nor blue. Those three colors are like the bases of all colors.
The color of a bone is nearly ivory in shade. You can mix grey and white to get the bone color.
Red pink and yellow. Or Red orange white and yellow.
no colours mix together to make white
white white and white
Mix colors black and white together to get gray!
you mix blue, white, and black
Mix all of the colors together.
black and white
All colors of light mixed together make white.
White and Black. ;D Your Welcome
To make pink, mix red and white together. The shade of pink that you desire depends on how much of each color you mix together.
Normally black and white, but you can mix a medley of colors that are usually cool in color. ;)
I'd think it would blue, black, and white.
To make gray, you can mix black and white paint together. Start by adding a small amount of black to white until you achieve the desired shade of gray.