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Mixing pink, blue, and green should yield a very white-ish color with a tint of blue, something like a very light green-blue, the related link i added should help to answer.
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∙ 14y agowe cant get blue with pink and another color to get blue
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What color do you get if you mix pink with blue?
if you mix blue and pink you get purple. it's not just pink, you can mix blue and red to get the same thing. and white and red for pink!
What makes the color blue and pink?
What colors are blue and pink mix together
What color does pink and blue make together when mix?
A color.
What color do get when you mix the colors orange and blue?
Pink
What do you mix to get sky blue?
usually to get sky blue ... you mix blue and white. like how you mix red and white for pink, you mix a color with white to get the lighter version of the color. hope i helped!
What colour do you get when you mix blue and pink?
pale purple color
What color can I mix with pink to make navy blue?
purple
What color do you get when you mix purple blue and pink?
Since blue and pink make purple, purple blue and pink would just make purple.
What color can you make with pink blue and green?
Blue is one of the three primary colors. It is not possible to mix other colors to achieve a primary color. There is no combination in which you can mix grey, pink, green and brown to get a dark blue.
What color do you get when you mix blue and pink?
Depending on the shades of each color, a variety of purple or lavender. Pink is a shade of red which is a primary color and blue is also a primary color. Red and blue make purple, right? So pink and blue will make a pale purple color.
What color do you get if you mix pink blue and green?
Pink, blue, and green together will make a muddy blueish color. The pink and the green will start to neutralize each other and make a light, cool brown. The color is mostly blue, so that will be the most recognizable undertone.
What two color should you mix to make pink?
Add blue colour in red.
