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Primary, secondary, and tertiary colors in the color wheel.

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It can be any colour, depending on the persons personality

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When you mix any of the colors together they make brown. A different shade of brown depending on the colors you mix. The three primary colors are red, blue and yellow pink would be the = of red green would be yellow and blue blue would = blue HENCE A BLUISH BROWN!!!!! The shade would also depend on the amounts of each color used.

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If you Are mixing them you will get an ugly orangish color. But if you have teal and you want to dye pink over it you will get a purple

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To achieve a fade, start by practicing on a blank piece of paper, you will need to master the technique first, as it is the only way to gauge how much distance the colour will travel. Better to become familiar with a technique elsewhere than risk ruining a piece you have been working on.

To fade a single colour out to white - start with an intense application of your colour (at the center of your page) and as you more away from the center apply less and less pressure on your pencil until you are just barely touching the surface of the ground (paper).

Using a stump of other blending tool, draw out from the center (or most intense colour) toward the blank ground. You will be drawing the stump past the edge of the area you have coloured. Continue doing this over the entire area until the colour is no longer transferred from the stump to the ground. This should result in a good fade from colour to white.

To fade one colour into another, once again practice on a blank piece of paper (in a horizontal or landscape orientation). Place a circle of one colour on the left and one on the right.

If you are fading two primary colours together start very small. Following the instructions above work outward, decreasing the pressure on your pencil as you go. You will want to bring each colour past the center line, in such a manner as to have the two primary colours overlapping in the middle of the page.

When you start using your blending tool remember to use a different one for each colour as you do not want to "muddy" one with the other. Continue pulling colour toward the center of the page and then using a third blending tool, merge the two colours.

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The color name Baroque specifically means a rich bright red on the orange side.

Like a scarlet(orange red) or blood red.

In the Baroque period (1500 to 1600 ac) paint pigment colors came from the earth and among the most popular was bright red chalks.

Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael among other old master used this color a lot. This color is also used a lot with gold in Baroque jewelry (red fire corals) and decorative painting.

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The dark color is associated with the mysterious dark void of the unseen unknown similar to the human ignorance and fear to palisade in one's own convictions to reject the Truth which in religious doctrines was considered evil.Black color was used in pagan rituals/witchcraft to create fear experienced by ignorant people in unexplained phenomenons eg: lunar & solar eclipses-night etc. Biblical and many religious scripture have described evil as dark.Both oral & written literature have described evil as dark eg: Milton-'Paradise Lost'.

Darkness is dispelled by light where humans visualize as Truth and associate it with knowledge and divine element.The color white therefore is associated with purity & divinity.

These ideas are strongly culturally bound. Keep in mind phrases like "in the black", meaning doing ok with regard to money; not in debt (in the red). Also, in some cultures, white is the color of death. Black is a strong and fashionable color. For women who can wear it, few colors are as stunning. Keep culturally bound assumptions in mind, and keep them in check. There is nothing inherent in any color that indicates or suggests goodness or evil. Think of them and use them figuratively, but keep your wits about you.

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The ancients made a very good blue dye from the plant woad.

To achieve the dye, the aerial parts (above ground: leaves, flowers and stems) of the plant were finely chopped and packed tightly into a wide mouthed container.

Boiling water was added until the plant material was completely covered and the container was set aside for about an hour. Then the infusion (liquid) was strained off.

At this point lye was added and the mixture was beaten with a whisk or similar implement for about fifteen minutes or so and the mixture would have been set aside to settle.

Every day or so, any of the clear or very pale liquid that rose to the surface was poured off, until the remaining liquid was very thick and very dark.

This concentrated liquid was poured into a wide pan and slowly evaporated off.

The resulting dye was a dark blue powder that was usually mixed with animal fat to make a blue body paint.

Please NOTE This process was messy and the dye was permanent, so those making the dye carried the stains for quite a while.

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Yes! It's a beautiful combination! :)

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Russet is a reddish brown color that is the same color of a russet potato. It can also be called rust, burnt sienna or earth brown.

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Yellow usually represents excitement.

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It's a white wine, usually a chardonnay.

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Any wine bearing Chablis on the label will be a white wine made 100% from Chardonnay. Other grape varieties are made into wine in the general area of Chablis, however they are not permitted to use Chablis on the label (they have to use the generic Bourgogne AOC designation instead).

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The most romantic color, pink, is more tranquilizing. Sports teams sometimes paint the locker rooms used by opposing teams bright pink so their opponents will lose energy.

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It makes a salmon colour

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The word terracotta means "baked earth". It is a color I would most commonly refer to as clay, or an orange based brown. If you've seen the very common clay flower pots, they are referred to as terracotta.

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Red and Blue make the color purple.

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possibly black.

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well it doesn't really mean anything. It just means you like all sorts of colours, or it means you like nothing at all.

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First add a little drop of red to your orange then add white you'll get a color called salmon pink add more red and you'll get coral pink. Less red you'll get a peach color.

If you add only white to orange you get apricot or flesh color.

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Only another slate grey from the same dye lot will match a slate grey. Take it from one who has had a horrible (an expensive) experience in trying to match greys. Go with a contrasting color and don't try to match it. Slate grey is a great color and can take just about any other color as a contrast.

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125, 9,0 - r,g,b

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I have seen a few at Gander Mountain. Academy outdoors and sports might carry them. You might also check with the Bass Pro Shop in Outdoor World in Rockwall, TX. Other than that, you might be able to buy one offline.

I think dicks sporting goods might have them. If your getting it for your daughter Rossi makes kids guns and Ithink they come in pink

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of course not u must b a luni they would just clash u dummy.

If you want to look like a Goth or a Johnny Cash fan, then yes they do match.