red and yellow
A 'warm' yellow. , sometimes referred to as 'ochre'.
heeey, red cannot be made by other colours. this is because red is a primary colour (also blue and yellow) primary colours are colours that make other colours eg. red and yellow= orange the colours made out of primary colours are called secondry colours. so in addition if you need red you will have to go to the shops and buy some i hope that my answer was the answer you were looking for. bye xx Different Person: Don't listen to them, you can mix pink and orange to make red and purple and green to make blue and orange and lime green to make yellow, TRY IT!
you cannot make red yellow, because they are prime colours,
To make orange, you mix yellow and red. Red is a primary color; therefore, it is not made by mixing any colors together.
Blue and orange make brown color.If all the primary colours within the combination end up being equal then it will make black. But if they are unequal then it will make brown.
Well orange (mixture of red and yellow) and then yellow.
orange and black.
its green and orange der...
The colours which mix together to make orange are red and yellow.
Red and yellow make orange.
these are the colours that are made by mixing two primary colours together for example yellow and blue which are primary colours and when mixed together they make green a secondary colour.the secondary colours are orange,purple and green
Two primary colors mix to make a secondary color. Red and blue make purple, yellow blue make green, and yellow and red make orange. Purple, green, and orange are the secondary colors.
Three. Secondary colours are achieved by mixing two of the primary colours. Red and yellow make orange, red and blue make purple, and yellow and blue make green.
It makes: Fudge brown
Red, Orange and Yellow
Supplementary colours are colours that are next to each other on the colour wheel. They are basically the colours that are between two prime colours not including the second prime colour. Example, Red - Red/Orange - Orange - Yellow/Orange are all supplementary to each other.
A 'warm' yellow. , sometimes referred to as 'ochre'.