Colors and Color Relationships
Primary colors are the building blocks of all other colors: red, yellow, and blue. What makes these special is that they cannot be created by mixing other colors together—they're the foundation of the color system.
When you mix two primary colors, you create secondary colors: green blue+yellow, purple blue+red, and orange red+yellow. These create the second tier in the color wheel structure.
Tertiary colors add even more variety by mixing primary and secondary colors together. These include vibrant options like vermilion red−orange, chartreuse yellow−green, teal blue−green, and magenta, giving you a full spectrum of creative possibilities.
Remember: The color wheel isn't just a pretty circle—it's a practical tool that helps you predict how colors will interact when placed together in your designs.