GROUP 01: PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY COLOURS

1. Primary,
secondary and
tertiary
colours.
By: Ángel nº1, Pablo nº3,
Eva nº5, Carolina nº17,
Ramsés nº14 and Diego
nº32

2. What is colour?
We perceive the color with our eyes, depending of the color of the matter that is
made with. The world that surround us is in color, the things aren’t different only by
it’s size, also by its colour.Always that we look into the nature or an urban landscape
we can appreciate a lot of colors, because the light that is over it.

3. Primary colours
These are colours that cannot be created through the mixing of other colours. With
these three colours (red, blue and yellow) we can create other colours. The
colours can be mixed to create others called Secondary colours.

4. Secondary colours
If two of the primaries colors are mixed together, a secondary colour is created . The
secondary colours are:
-Green
-Orange
-Purple

5. How the secondary colours are created
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6. Tertiary colour ary
We obtain a tertiary colour by mixing a primary colour with secondary colours. E.x. :
yellow + orange = yellow-orange
red + orange = red-orange
red + purple (violet) = red-purple (red-violet)
blue + purple (violet) = blue-purple ( blue-violet)
blue + green = blue-green
yellow + green = yellow-green