Cake Central › Tutorials › How To Color Your Icing  How To Color
Your Icing  In the center are the primary colors - Red, Yellow,
and Blue. From these, all others are made.  In the inner ring
are secondary colors - orange, green, violet, made by mixing
equal amounts of primary colors. Mix red and yellow for orange,
mix red and blue for violet, and mix blue and yellow for green.
In the outer ring are the tertiary colors - achieved by mixing
varying amounts of one primary color with the adjacent primary.
Mix a large amount of red with a small amount of blue and you
will get a red-violet color. Do the opposite for blue-violet.
Increase or decrease amounts form many hues in between.  White
is an absence of color and black is a collection of the three
primary colors in intense form.   Color: Parts: Black Because it
takes such a strong concentration of color to produce black, it
is easier to buy black color. Mixing black color IS possible,
but you need to use very strong paste colors and a LOT of it
which makes the