颜色的原理与组合（The principle and combination of colors）.doc

颜色的原理与组合（The principle and combination of colors） This is very miscellaneous, its a little common sense, hope to be useful Trichromatic refers to the three natural colors in nature, red, yellow and blue. Red + yellow = orange, depending on the ratio of the two colors can be formed (in the order of yellow to red), orange, red, and red. Red + blue = purple, and depending on the ratio of the two colors, it can be formed (in the order of more blue and more red) groups of green, lake blue, violet. Blue + yellow = green, depending on the ratio of the two colors can be formed (in the order of blue and yellow), dark green, green and light green. Other colors are blended in the color of these three colors, so the trichromatic color is the base of the magi. Lemon yellow = lemon yellow + pure white Vine and yellow = lemon yellow + rose red Orange yellow = lemon yellow + rose red Soil yellow = lemon yellow + pure black + rose red Ripe brown = lemon yellow + pure black + rose red Pink roses = pure white + rose red Scarlet = lemon yellow + rose red Dark red = rose red + pure black Mauve = pure purple + rose red Chu shi red = rose red + lemon yellow + pure black Powder blue = pure white + sky blue Blue and green = grass green + sky blue Grey blue = sky blue + pure black Light grey blue = sky blue + pure black + pure purple Pink and green = pure white + grass green Yellow and green = lemon yellow + grass green Ink green = grass green + pure black Pink and violet = pure white + pure purple Brown = rose red + pure black Big red + lemon yellow + lake blue - cooked brown (it can almost be black) Big red + lemon yellow - orange Lemon yellow + lake blue - grass green, add more lake blue is pink green Big red + lake blue - violet, add big red is rose red Big red + orange - yellow Big red + grass green - cooked brown Big red + violet - rose red Lemon yellow + violet - cooked brown Lemon yellow + grass green - light green Lake blue + violet - violet Pay attention to the ratio of toning. Whe