Primary Color Kids T-Shirts

At first came the primary colors also called primal due to their lack of manners and unpolished and primitive behavior…

color wheel

A design paying homage to the Glasshouse Primary School and the teacher Calypso

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Swirled smiley face in the primary colors!

See life through a lens? Not technicolor but primary!

This simple classic chevron pattern is versatile and fun.

These tiny heart in primary colors look like bright beacons of light against the dark. The aqua, lime, magenta, blue, purple, yellow, and red hearts are cheery against a black background. This design is a great way to celebrate Valentine's Day, celebrate heart-centered thinking, mindfulness, or just a fun and playful design.

a set of colors from which all other colors may be derived. The essential method used in applications that are intended to elicit the perception of diverse sets of color. Just the basics here from Spirit Dragon.

true color

This fresh "neo geo" design features dozens of tiny geometric shapes in primary colors. The triangles, squares, and circles are mixed and matched in green, yellow, red, blue, and orange solid colors and stripes. This design is a bit crazy, great for a student or math-loving geek, or just a fun way to decorate your home, cases, or clothing.

An adorably made design, after Japanese folklore, much like Oni Bros Ramen Design. The color palette on Yuri is made up of primary colors, with the jade ring being an exception.

A cute dinosaurs illustrating primary and secondary colors, a great t-shirt for your preschooler and toddler as well as a great gift for your teacher on appreciation day

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A cute dinosaurs illustrating primary and secondary colors, a great t-shirt for your preschooler and toddler as well as a great gift for your teacher on appreciation day

Primary Color of The World

I originally made this for a threadlesss challenge but it got rejected so it is now available here.

Design painted using the primary colors

Stylish grey wolf design. Half geometric, half realistic. For animal and design lovers.

Vintage Aesthetic Minimalist Primary Color Flower designed phone cases, stickers, homewares and apparel for the aesthetic queen in your life.

Fun graphic art, with the same rose pattern in different color blocks.

Talk to me.

A cute cat illustrating primary and secondary colors, a great t-shirt for your preschooler and toddler as well as a great gift for your teacher on appreciation day

A simple red, blue, and yellow wave pattern.

I Love My primary Peeps Teacher T shirt

Mushroom

This is a rejected threadless challenge submission I made.

Swirled smiley face in red and orange!

Swirled smiley face in purple and pink!

Super juicy mandala with a great glow of primary colors by San Diego artist, Julie Ann Stricklin

Exploration in color blocking. Examines the relationship of colors and how they affect each other.

Painted acrylic paper cut into a shape of a palm of a hand

Painting logo.

This beautiful sunset gradient, ombre fashion color design has shades of aqua to turquoise blue fading and blending together.

RGB color model for all of those graphic design people. This is a great gift for graphic designers xD

Collins Dictionary says: ‘The colour of something is the appearance that it has as a result of the way in which it reflects light.’ The visible spectrum of colour as we see it, consists of seven main colours: But we can only see three of these visible colors: red, blue, green. These three colours are mixed in our brain to create all of the other colors we see.