How to get green

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Method 2 of 4: How to Make Green Confectionery Icing
Method 3 of 4: How to Make Green Polymer Clay
Method 4 of 4: Understanding the Basics of Coloring
What do you need
For green paint
For green glaze
For green polymer clay

1 Mix yellow and blue paint. Apply equal amounts of pure blue and pure yellow paint to your palette or paint tray. Mix the paints thoroughly with a spatula.

Mixing these two colors should result in a pure green color.
To get a better idea of what the resulting green looks like, brush a small amount of paint onto a paper sampler.

2 Change the proportions. Perhaps pure green is not exactly what you want. The easiest way to change the hue is to add a little more yellow or blue.

If you add more yellow paint, you get a warmer shade of green.By increasing the amount of blue paint, you get a colder green.
Trying to get the correct shade, add paint in small increments until you achieve the desired result. This is a more convenient and economical way to get the desired shade, rather than mixing a lot of paint at once at once - as a result, you have to dilute the paint more and more.

3 Experiment with different shades of yellow and blue. Free up some space on the palette and try mixing different shades of blue and yellow to create different shades of green.

Pure yellow and pure blue give pure green. However, if you use shades of yellow and blue as the original colors, the result is a different shade of green. For example, a combination of golden yellow and standard blue will give a more muted brownish green. If you mix standard yellow with blue, you get a light green hue.
To understand what shades of green gives a mixing of different yellow and blue paints, experiment helps the best. Take several different shades of yellow and blue. Mix them sequentially in equal proportions until you have gone through all the possible combinations. Sign your results - they may be useful in the future.

4 Try mixing different shades of green. If you have two shades of green that resemble the color you want but don't quite match your design, you can try mixing them together to get the desired result.

Since any green color contains elements of blue and yellow, mixing different greens is also a way to get new shades.
You can try mixing different shades of yellow or blue into the green for a more noticeable difference in shades.

5 The brightness of a color can be changed by adding white or black. Once you have achieved the desired shade, you can try to change its brightness by adding a little white or black paint.

Add white paint for a lighter tone. Adding black will give a darker tone.
Add white or black paint in small increments, no matter how dark or light you want. If you add too much at once, you can get too light or too dark a tone.

Method 2 of 4: How to Make Green Confectionery Icing

1 Prepare several icing containers. There are several ways to get green frosting; you can also try different shades of green glaze. By trying different methods, you can better understand the process itself.
- You will need at least four icing containers. However, the experiment will be more illustrative if you take from six to twelve containers (cups or bowls).
- Place 1/4 to 1/2 measuring cup (60-125 ml) of white frosting into each container. You need to know the exact amount of frosting, as the amount of food coloring will depend on it.
- You will need at least four food colors: one green, one yellow, one blue, and one black. You can also stock up on other shades of green, yellow, or blue.
- Food colors in the form of a paste, powder or gel are suitable for coloring the glaze, since they do not change its consistency. Liquid food coloring is only suitable if you need a very light colored frosting. If you try to get a rich color and add too much liquid color to the glaze, it will flow.
2 Fill one of the containers with green food coloring. Take a toothpick, dip it in green dye, and then in one of the jars of white frosting. Stir the frosting well.
- To accurately assess the color obtained, the glaze must be thoroughly mixed until the green dye is completely dissolved in it.
- The color of the glaze will depend on which colorant you are using.For example, dark green food coloring will give a warmer glaze shade than bright green or grassy greens.
- The amount of dye will determine the tone of your glaze. Since the glaze itself is white, adding a little dye will give a very light pastel tone. The more dye, the brighter the glaze color.
3 In another container, mix equal parts yellow and blue food coloring. Using separate clean toothpicks, add equal amounts of yellow and blue dye to the second glaze container. Stir until smooth.
- The mixture of blue and yellow food coloring will turn your frosting green.
- The shade of green you get will depend on the shades of yellow and blue used, and the tone will depend on the amount of food coloring in the glaze.
4 Mix green and black dye in another container. Color the frosting in the third container green with green food coloring (or yellow and blue in equal proportions). Use the same method as before. Then add just a little black dye to the container.
- Thoroughly mix the frosting with black dye - you get a darker version of the same shade of green.
- Since black can dramatically change tone, it should be used in very small quantities.
5 Experiment with other combinations. Use the remaining containers of white frosting to try different color combinations and proportions. Write down how much and what kind of dye you added and what shade of green you got.
- You can use the recommendations that the manufacturer gives on the packaging of food coloring, or experiment on your own.
- Here are some helpful tips:
  - For aquamarine, mix equal proportions of sky blue and grassy.
  - For a chartreuse color, use nine parts lemon yellow and one part herbal.
  - Combine equal parts grassy and cornflower blue, and then add a drop of black. You will get a deep jade color.
  - For turquoise, try mixing lemon yellow and sky blue.

Method 3 of 4: How to Make Green Polymer Clay

1 Prepare some clay pieces. You will need at least two pieces of blue clay and two yellow ones, one white, one transparent and one black.
- One of the blue samples should be a slightly warm shade (with a touch of green) and the other a cool one (with a touch of purple). Likewise, one of the yellow samples should be warm (tinted orange) and the other cool (tinted green).
- You can use other variations of blue and yellow clay. However, two samples of each color are enough to get a more or less accurate idea of how to achieve the desired shade of green.
2 Combine one piece of blue clay and one piece of yellow clay. Pinch off equal parts of warm blue and cool yellow. Combine the pieces of clay into a ball and knead until both colors are evenly mixed.
- Roll, stretch and knead the ball so that the colors blend properly. There should be no blue or yellow streaks or fragments in the clay.
- The result should be a relatively bright green color, because the original blue and yellow were close to green.
3 Try other color combinations. Connect the same size pieces of blue and yellow clay of other shades in the same way as you created the first sample of green clay. Create all possible combinations of them.
- Warm yellows and cool blues will give a muted green with a tinge of brown.
- By mixing warm yellow and warm blue, you get a warm, not too bright green with a strong yellow bias.
- Cool yellow combined with cool blue produces a cool, medium-bright green with a noticeable bluish tint.
4 Add white clay to one of the prototypes. Choose from the resulting green samples the one that you like more than others, and make another one the same. Stir in some white clay to the resulting green sample.
- Continue to knead until the white fragments are completely dissolved in the green mass. You should get a less bright and slightly lighter color. The more white you add, the lighter the result will be.
5 Add translucent clay to another sample. Mix exactly the same sample as in the previous time, but instead of white, add a small amount of transparent clay to it.
- The addition of translucent clay allows for a less intense green color without changing its tone or hue.
- If you take more transparent clay than green, you will get not a light green clay, but a translucent greenish clay.
6 Add black clay to the resulting green sample. Create exactly the same green pattern as in the previous experiments with white and transparent clay. Try adding some black clay this time and stir well.
- Adding black will make the green swatch darker while maintaining the hue.
- In most cases, you will need very little black to darken the green clay, so try not to overdo it.

Method 4 of 4: Understanding the Basics of Coloring

1 Mix yellow and blue. Green is a so-called "composite" color. To get it, you need to combine two primary colors, blue and yellow, in equal proportions.
- "Primary" colors cannot be obtained by mixing other colors, they exist on their own. There are three primary colors - red, blue and yellow. To get green, you need two primary colors: yellow and blue.
- "Composite" colors are obtained by mixing two primary colors. Green is a composite color because it is composed of blue and yellow. There are two more compound colors - orange and purple.
2 To get tints, change the proportions of the primary colors. Pure green is obtained by mixing pure blue and pure yellow. If you increase the proportion of blue or yellow, you get different shades of green.
- The two basic shades of green are blue-green and yellow-green. These colors are called "complex" in color. On the color wheel, they are located between the primary and composite colors.
  - Blue-green is composed of two parts of blue and one part of yellow. It can also be obtained by mixing green and blue in equal proportions.
  - Yellow-green is composed of two parts of yellow and one part of blue. It can be obtained by mixing green and yellow in equal proportions.
3 Adding black or white helps to change the brightness of a color. If you want to get a lighter green without changing the hue, you need to add white. If you want a dark green of the same shade, add black.
- Colors containing white are called "shades" in colouristics, and colors with the addition of black are called "shadows".