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The three primary colors in color matching are yellow, magenta and cyan. Color masters are accustomed to calling it red, yellow, and blue, which feels smooth. Through these three primary colors, we can mix the international common color cards (also called Pantone color cards) such as "C", "U", "TPX", "TC", "TCX" and "TP", and of course include fluorescent colors. except.

The colors formed by mixing any two colors in equal amounts of the three primary colors are called secondary colors, and the colors that are mixed with secondary colors are called complex colors. For example, red plus yellow turns into orange, yellow plus orchid turns into green, and red plus orchid turns into purple.

When matching, first look at the main color of the color, first use the main color to match, and then use a small amount of other adjacent colors to form a color combination.

Correctly identify the proportion of primary colors and auxiliary colors, whether they are primary colors, secondary colors, or secondary colors.

Try to add as few inks of different colors as possible. The fewer types of colored inks, the better the mixing effect.

When adding colors, "from light to dark", don't be too hasty.