Since yellow &blue make green,will green &yellow make blue?

Answer 1

Simple.
Combining primary colors Y R B yields
Secondary colors G V O.
Combining secondary with
non-complementary primary colors yields tertiary colors.
Tertiary Colors: These colors are created when mixing one secondary and one primary color. i.e. blue + violet = blueviolet. Three or more separate colors are mixed (one primary and one secondary – the combination of two primaries), and in our color wheel each tertiary color being created will be an equal combination of the two colors, left and right, surrounding an open segment.

The tertiary colors are: yellow-orange, red-orange, red-violet, blue violet, blue-green, and yellow-green.
The process is not reversible

Answer 2

Red, blue and green are primary colors. They occur naturally and can't be made from other colors.

In inking secondary colors also work CYMK. Cyan, Yellow, Magenta Black

In in painting you need Red, Blue, Green and Black although it is said if you mix red, blue and green together you get a black.

White may also be necessary.

I would also say some intermediary shades are also required. Yellow and brown.

If you have Red, Blue, Green, Brown, Yellow, White and Black you can possibly make everything else by mixing.

To make a Brown from the primaries you really need to undestand chemistry and proportions, that's why mabye having a good brown is important.

Then you mix whtie and all of these to get shades

You mix Red, Blue or Red, Green or Red Blue and Green or Blue and Green to get everything else.

Light and pigments are two different color theories.

TV and computers work on R-G-B, while print magazines in color work on CYMK. Oils and waters work on a combination of primaries and secondaries.

I do think Brown is an important, although yellow and red can make it.

Answer 3

No, man.
Think for a minute.

The green in the Green + Yellow equation is a composition of yelow and blue. Adding yellow to the green simply makes a blue/yellow imbalance with too much yellow, creating a yellower green.

Green minus yellow will make blue.

Answer 4

I sincerely hope you weren't serious.

Green and yellow would make yellow-green.

Blue, Red, and Yellow are primary colors. You cannot mix any colors together to get these three colors.

Answer 5

No,it will make a different shade of green!

Answer 6

No, the result would be yellow-green.

Color theory is interesting.

Here's a beginner's resource:

http://members.cox.net/mrsparker2/intro.htm

Answer 7

looks like an Amazon Parrot to me, no longer in basic terms from the coloring, yet additionally through fact Amazons are the parrots traditionally linked with pirates (after macaws, yet macaws do no longer are available in that shade blend).

Answer 8

Get a life.

Answer 9

yeah so does purple and red..duh

crazy huh?

Answer 10

Sorry, doesn't work that way.