Q&A for How to Mix Green Paint

Put some green and a tiny bit of charcoal grey or black. Add some blue if you want evergreen.

You could use the combination of a tincture lemon yellow and light green color. Adding a little white to the mix helps in enhancing the color.

Red (magenta), yellow and blue (cyan) are the primary colors. With these, you can mix pretty much any other. They are called primary because you can´t create them by mixing other colors.

Mixing green and yellow creates a brighter green shade. Blue is a primary color, which means it cannot be created by mixing two other colors together.

You could use more yellow than blue, or you could add white to make a lighter tint of green.

Add mostly yellow (about 55%), blue (30%), some black (10%), and maybe a tiny bit of red (5%).

Gray and cream would combine to make a stone beige, also known as a pale, warm gray. The exact color you get will depend on how much of each color you use.

You could mix in white nail polish to make a paler colour.

It comes out more turquoise than green because you added to much blue.

Blue is a primary colo,r and as such cannot be made by mixing other colors together. Mixing white with blue will give you lighter shades of blue, but mixing white with other colors will never give you blue.

You may get a mint color, since cyan is very bright. It could make electric green and mixing white could get a mint color.

50% yellow, 40% blue and 10% red make a cool Christmas green. But make sure you add the colors together gradually, so as to get your desired shade.

To make leaf green paint, start with the basic green and add a tiny bit of blue, and go from there. Experiment until you find the right shade. And yes, you can take any paint and turn it into a watercolor by adding water or any other liquid. The brushes you use should vary. It depends on what you are painting, what you are painting on, and the paint itself. For example, if you are using watercolor, then try to find brushes with thicker bristles. For acrylic paint, try brushes with soft, but slightly firm bristles.