When cyan and purple are mixed together, they create a shade of blue.
When cyan and yellow are mixed together, they create the color green.
When cyan and magenta are mixed together, they create shades of blue or purple, depending on the proportions. This is because cyan is a primary color that absorbs red light, while magenta is a primary color that absorbs green light. Mixing them results in the absorption of both red and green light, leaving mainly blue or purple light to be reflected.
Yellow and cyan combine to make green when mixed together.
Cyan, Yellow and Magenta. When they mixed it turned into black color.
Cyan(baby blue) :)
When you mix red and cyan together, you get a shade of gray or a desaturated color because they are complementary colors that cancel each other out.
Green and blue mixed together will result in cyan. It is one of the subtractive primary colors. In color printing, cyan serves as a filter that absorbs red.
A cyan bead seen through a magenta filter should appear a very dark, warm purple. This is because magenta is a type of red and cyan is a type of blue, so when they mix together they appear purple.
Mixing magenta and cyan together will produce blue. Magenta is a combination of red and blue, while cyan is a combination of blue and green. When mixed, the blue components overlap, producing a shade of blue.
That's what they taught you in elementary school, but it simply doesn't work. You will get at best a dull or dark purple. Magenta and cyan make purple when mixed in the right proportions. More magenta than cyan is needed. Paints labeled with these names are hard to come by, and especially with magenta there are a lot of variations. Cyan is known in paint as phthalo blue.
Magenta is created when cyan and red light are mixed together. This is because magenta is a secondary color that is produced when two primary colors (cyan + red) are combined.
When the primary pigments cyan, magenta, and yellow are mixed together in equal amounts, they absorb all wavelengths of light and result in a black color. This is known as subtractive color mixing, where the pigments absorb specific colors to create different hues.