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Mixing colour - Resene

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When you mix all three primary <strong>colour</strong>s together, they make a tertiary <strong>colour</strong>. You can change the <strong>colour</strong><br />

of a tertiary <strong>colour</strong> by adding more or less of each of the primary <strong>colour</strong>s.<br />

Try mixing <strong>Resene</strong> Rocket (red) and <strong>Resene</strong> Splish<br />

Splash (blue) together and then add just a little<br />

<strong>Resene</strong> Bright Spark (yellow). Stir with a brush<br />

and record the <strong>colour</strong> you get. Now try mixing in<br />

more yellow. What <strong>colour</strong> do you get now? How<br />

has it changed?<br />

You can also make a <strong>colour</strong> lighter or darker.<br />

What <strong>colour</strong> would you add to make the <strong>Resene</strong><br />

Splish Splash lighter? What <strong>colour</strong> would you<br />

add to make it darker?<br />

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