When you’re mixing paint colors, red and yellow make orange. Mixing pure red light with yellow light (e.g., on a computer monitor) also produces orange—since yellow light is already a mix of red and green, you’re effectively combining red + red + green.
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When you’re mixing paint colors, red and green make brown. However, mixing red and green light (e.g., on a computer monitor) produces yellow.
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When you’re mixing paint colors, red and blue make purple . Mixing pure red and blue light (e.g., on a computer monitor) produces magenta.
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When you’re mixing paint, red and purple make a redder hue of purple, often called red-purple or red-violet. Mixing pure red light with purple light (e.g., on a computer monitor) produces a magenta or reddish-purple color—since purple light is already a mix of red and blue, you’re effectively combining red + red + blue.
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