Can gold,silver,and copper be considered colors on the color wheel when they are metallics?

Question

Please explain.

Answer 1

There are colors named gold, silver and copper, but they are variations of yellow, gray and brown. Metalic inks are not true colors. They are a combination of colors and reflective materials so they cannot truly be considered colors.

Answer 2

Color Wheel Gold

Answer 3

The basic color wheel that is commonly referred to in visual arts consists of primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. The wheel is not meant to represent all colors, but specifically gradations between different fundamental shades. Anyone can create a color specific to particular subset of colors however, and on such a color wheel, perhaps a "metallic shades" color wheel, you might find gold, silver, and copper. But other than that, no.

Answer 4

id say u can use the parallel of gold silver n bronze.
takeing the metallic pigment factor out of it, you would end up with burnt yellow, grey and a brown of types

they could be concidered colours on a metallic colour wheel?! gold silver and bronze could be considered on a metalic version of the colour wheel but not on the primary seconday and tertiary wheel
lol

Answer 5

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Yellow is considered neutral. Anything with blue is considered cool and anything red is considered warm, and yellow being neither of those is neutral. It also helps me to think of it in this sense: yellow-green is cool and yellow-orange is warm. Good luck!

Answer 6

I would say the light browns, grayish greens, and the brownish oranges are very neutral... as long as you don't cake it on there! :):)