Discover 24 new Colors from 3 Primary Colors (RYB) + White! 🎨Can you guess which colors we've made?

Greetings, lovely viewers! Today, we unveil a captivating video where we've brought to life an incredible palette of 24 unique colors. Each shade is meticulously numbered, commencing with the primary trio and adding the touch of white. Now, we pose a question to you: Can you unravel the mystery behind these vibrant hues?
It's your moment to shine! Drop your color unswers in the comments by listing the corresponding numbers, like "1) Red, 2) Blue," and so forth. Let's embark on this colorful journey together and explore the spectrum of creativity! 🎨✨ #ColorChallenge #GuessTheColors #howtomixcolor

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Yellow White Lemon

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Green Red Brown

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Purple White Lilac

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Red Yellow Orange

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Red White Pink

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Blue Orange Dark brown

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Blue Yellow Green

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Yellow Purple Maroon

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Green White Mint

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Orange Purple Chocolate

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Orange White Salmon

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Blue White Cyan

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Lemon Pink Peach

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Purple Green Teal

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Green Orange Peanut

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4. Purple 5. Green 6. Orange

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Red Blue Yellow Black

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Blue Orange Chestnut

[@goldiepm]

1 RED 2 BLUE 3 YELLOW 4 DARK BLUE 5 TEAL 6 ORANGE 7 LAVENDER 8 CIAN GREEN 9 DEEP PINK 10 DARK TEAL 11 DARK GREEN 12 SEA BLUE 13 OLIVE 14 PURPLE 15 TEAL GREEN 16 SHADO 17 GREEN BLUE 18 PINK 19 SKY BLUE. ANGEL

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Red Blue Purple

[@user-xy3ss7is1o]

24 all colors

[@txnmia8613]

This could've used more shades of blue green

[@ThisIsMySecondChannel]

1. Red 2. Blue 3. Yellow 4. Red + Blue = Navy Blue 5. Blue + Yellow = Green 6. Red + Yellow = Orange 7. Navy Blue + White = Lavender 8. Green + White = Pale Green 9. Orange + White = Peach 10. Navy Blue + Green = Teal 11. Green + Orange = Olive Green 12. Navy Blue + Orange = Black 13. Red + Blue + Yellow = Gray 14. Red + Green = Plum 15. Blue + Orange = Forest Green 16. Yellow + Indigo = Jungle Green 17. Blue + Green = Turquoise 18. Red + White = Pink 19. Blue + White = Sky Blue 20. Yellow + White = Banana Yellow 21. Pink + Banana Yellow = Sandy Brown 22. White 23. Orange + Sky Blue = Brown 24. Navy Blue + Green + Orange = Vandyke Brown

[@TheColorMagicLab]

Thank you so much for the excellent comment! It's fantastic that you took the time to name all 24 colors from the video. Thanks for actively participating! 👏👏👏

[@surekhar407]

But what about Purple?

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Blue Green Turquoise

[@amitavadutta2376]

which shop you buyed that 24cart to put paint please tell i need one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheColorMagicLab]

Sorry, but we don’t remember. In one of some offline stores..

[@SuperMarioZaid]

This is RYB not RGB

[@TheColorMagicLab]

ohhh, you're right of course. Thank you for your comment!

[@jamescox493]

❤+😮=■

[@TheColorMagicLab]

💬+❤️=😍

[@ketchup_nfries]

I’m sorry,but that’s not magenta,that’s pink. (not hate)

[@Scribbl3d0ut]

These are not the primary colors these are secondary colors

[@TheColorMagicLab]

🧐🧐🧐

[@Scribbl3d0ut]

@TheColorMagicLab the real primary colors are cyan,magenta, and yellow not red and blue yiu can't make every color with red and blue but you can with cyan and magenta dont teach kids these things because it makes it harder to understand color theory when they are older

[@TheColorMagicLab]

Your comment raises an interesting point about color theory. In art and design, there are two different sets of primary colors in triadic (three-color) schemes: additive and subtractive. In the additive color model, used in technology, the primary colors are red, green, and blue (RGB). These colors are combined to create white light. The subtractive color model, used in painting and printing, has cyan, magenta, and yellow (CMY) as primary colors. Mixing them together can produce black. So, both our set of red, blue, and yellow, and the set of cyan, magenta, and yellow are correct but are applied in different contexts. I appreciate your insightful comment! I'll make sure to update the video description to clarify that we're using the additive RGB color model, where red, blue, and yellow serve as primary colors for creating various hues. Thanks for pointing that out and helping to improve the understanding of color theory!

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@TheColorMagicLab thank you but I like to call red,blue,yellow second primary colors and cyan,yellow,and magenta primary to make it more simpler its impossible to make all the colors with red,blue,and yellow but it's possible with cyan,yellow and magenta sorry if I ever came across as rude to you but I want to make sure it's easier for kids to learn the real colors and theory better when they grow up espically if they want to work in tech of any sort or any kind of art

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i think you are dumb i'm a artist myself and red,blue,yellow are primary colours. the colour also depends on how you mix it.@@Scribbl3d0ut