The three primary colours are red, yellow and blue. And from mixing two of those three colours at a time, more colours are made and the product of the mixture produces different tones of reds, violets, greens, blues and etc.
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- #53 Water in Solids
- #52 Lines That Don't Exist
- #51 White is Versitality
- #50 Light and Sound
- $49 Colourful Appetite
- $48 Ironically Skinny Rhino
- #47 Calm Colours of Hope
- #46 Realistic Textures
- #45 Classic Chinese Dishware Designs
- #44 Vertical and Horizontal Lines
- #43 Pimping Your (Bus)Ride
- #42 Passerby's Encouragement
- #41 Modern Metallic
- #40 Cone Towers
- #39 Reflection of Lights
- #38 Dreaming or Pondering
- #37 Dressed Cake
- #36 Every Bit Has a Place
- #35 Basic Printmaking
- #34 Graffiti in Art Central
- #33 Farm in a Room
- #32 Made into One
- #31 Familiar Forms
- #30 Paper Flowers
- #29 Fleur de Lys
- #28 Mixture of 2D and 3D Art
- #27 Hear, Speak and See No Evil (Cake!)
- #26 Isaac Mizrahi: Fashion and Creativity
- #25 Rainbow-Coloured Paperwall
- #24 Clean, Sharp Edges
- #23 Experimenting Colours 101
- #22 Tony Fadell: The First Secret of Design
- #21 Light and Dark
- #20 Seeing in the Light
- #19 Edible Art Form
- #18 Bubbles and Refraction
- #17 European Churches
- #16 Land in a Jar
- #15 Flashing With Red
- #14 White Focus
- #13 Near Perspective
- #12 Julie Burstein: Lessons in Creativity
- #11 High Contrast Laces
- #10 In My Teddy
- #9 Colours on Blank White
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