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Re: is black and white mixed a shade or tint?
Sun, 07 Nov 1999 14:38:00 -0400
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I am confused about this. My understanding was that all primary colors mixed
together made a neutral. For example, brown. Or green with a bit of red makes
an "army green" or "neutral green". Is this correct or incorrect?
If it is correct, is gray also a neutral? If it is incorrect what do you call
the resulting color when all three primaries are mixed?
Thanks,
LM
Wizzlewolf wrote:
> She asked what a black and white mixture (gray) is called.
> Black + White is a "neutral".
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