Uh, green and what make brown??

Can you believe it? Sheese, help? man I'll be glad when my headach is gone.

[XuLander]

I think Brown is a primary color

[J-Excel]

Red I think

[vass0922]

Umm Brown is NOT part of ROY G. BIV


(B = Blue )

[J-Excel]

Got a box of food coloring? I think there is a 'recipe' for brown on the back.

[wju425]

Red, yellow, and blue are the primary colors. Combine any two of the primary colors and you'll have secondary colors which are orange, green, and purple. The color brown came from the mixtures of red, green, and blue. Where each of the primary colors = 255 (full) then brown = red(164), green(84), and blue(30).

\o/ Billy

EDIT: I should add that the numbers represents the intensity (luminance) of the colors where 255 equals the full luminance.

[XuLander]

Geez got my first answer wrong

Paint has it as Red:128, and Green:64

[shahani]

Red, blue and yellow are primary colors. You can download a colorwheel and try out different colors.

[Target]

It sorta depends on what you are talking about Surreal...

Red and Green pigments in paint will make brown. Mixing other colors with those two allows you to mess with its darkness/lightness.

Red and Green light on the other hand, when mixed together, produce a yellow light.

Originally posted by Target
It sorta depends on what you are talking about Surreal...

Red and Green pigments in paint will make brown. Mixing other colors with those two allows you to mess with its darkness/lightness.

Red and Green light on the other hand, when mixed together, produce a yellow light.

Yes I was thinking paint or really stain colors. I'm thinking about staining some poplar to tone down the green streaks... Actually as I opened the thread to see the answer, I said purple... which is red and blue to me
Hmm I don't know of purple stain tho... perhaps some grape KoolAid?