Most of us know about primary and secondary colors, and these are simple to understand. However, for some, it may get a bit more complicated when considering tertiary colors, intermediate colors, and how all these work together.
To make things simple, let us start at the beginning. We all understand that there are primary colors, which include red, yellow, and last but not least, blue.
These intermediate colors are created by either combining unequal amounts of two primary colors, or you can achieve similar results by combining a primary and connected secondary color.
It is as simple as mixing orange and purple, both are secondary colors. Since there are many different purple and orange varieties, you can create several different burnt sienna hues.
You can also change the color bias by creating a warmer or cooler neutral color, making these colors even more versatile. Brighter and darker shades can add depth.