Science Common Sense
829 - How do I mix colors to create new shades?
Imagine you're a artist, and you want to mix colors. Here's a simple rule:
- Primary Colors: Start with three colors: Red, Blue, and Yellow. These are called primary colors because you can't mix other colors to make them.
 - Mixing Colors: When you mix two primary colors, you get:
 - Red + Blue = Purple
 - Blue + Yellow = Green
 - Yellow + Red = Orange
 - Secondary Colors: The colors you get from mixing primary colors are called secondary colors: Purple, Green, and Orange.
 - Shades and Tints: To make new shades, you can:
 - Add White to a color (make it lighter)
 - Add Black to a color (make it darker)
 - Add Gray to a color (make it grayer)
 - Combining Colors: Try mixing different colors together to create new shades. For example:
 - Blue + Red + White = Light Purple
 - Yellow + Green + Black = Dark Brown
 - Red + Orange + White = Light Coral
 
Remember, the best way to learn about colors is to experiment and have fun mixing them.