When we mix two primary colours together, we create a new colour. This is known as a secondary colour. Learn all about mixing colours with Cal and Bunny. Cal: Painting with primary colours: red ...

Colour is perhaps the most familiar of the elements, so let us begin here. From primary school, we learn that some colours are primary colours – red, yellow, and blue.

Colours are crucial to the development of a brand. The article from last week focused on the colour wheel. The other crucial topics that anyone working in brand marketing management has to be aware of ...

If anything, varying shades of red, blue, and yellow — as well as the secondary colours they become when mixed together — have garnered even more acclaim since the start of COVID-19, with ...

The best results for secondary colour correction or colour qualification can be seen when working with uncompressed or RAW material. A good tip when working in a serial node workflow whereby each node ...

Use a colour wheel to help plan the overall scheme of a room. You will need to decide which colours combine well, whether they are toning, harmonious or complementary. By getting to grips with the ...

Pictured above is Gorse by Fenwick & Tilbrook. Use the colour wheel as your guide Primary colours can shine when used in smart combinations – especially yellow and blue, and blue and red.

60 per cent: Your main colour, covering larger areas like walls or furniture. 30 per cent: A secondary colour for upholstery, rugs, or curtains.