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Green is made of a mix of yellow and blue, and violet is created by mixing red and blue. So, to create orange you would mix red and yellow in equal parts. They are made by mixing two primary colors in equal parts. Secondary colors on the RYB color wheel are orange, green, and violet. The primary colors in traditional art are red, yellow, and blue, also known simply as RYB. In this section, we will be discussing primary and secondary colors in traditional art (as opposed to digital art). To understand what tertiary and intermediate colors are in traditional art you first need to understand the color wheel, and where primary and secondary colors fit into it. Understanding the Color Wheel in Traditional Art

5.2 How Many Tertiary and Intermediate Colors Are There?.

5.1 What Is the Difference Between Tertiary and Intermediate Colors?.

4 Famous Paintings Using Tertiary and Intermediate Colors.

3.2 What Are Intermediate Colors In Digital Art?.

3.1 What Are Intermediate Colors In Traditional Art?.2.2.1 How to Create Tertiary Colors Digitally.

2.2 How to Create Tertiary Colors in Digital Art.

2.1 What Are Tertiary Colors In Traditional Art?.

1 Understanding the Color Wheel in Traditional Art.