Regarding Color Converter

There are many methods for blending colors. I'd pick what you want to blend first. Note that simulating pigment blending is very different from blending rgb colors.

You could code something like this and don't use the ColorConverter class. Because that class only converts datatypes. public class ColorUtil { private ColorUtil(){} public static Color MergeColor(Color color0 ,Color color1) { int r ,g ,b; r = color0.R + color1.R; g = color0.G + color1.G; b = color0.B + color1.B; return Color.FromArgb(r ,g ,b); } } The code... ColorUtil.MergeColor(Color.Red ,Color.Blue); Should return a purple color.

I have coded some thing like this Color clr; clr = Color.Yellow; int rgb = clr.ToArgb(); Color clr1; clr1 = Color.Black; int rgb1 = clr1.ToArgb(); ColorConverter clrconv = new ColorConverter(); int newclr = rgb+rgb1; Color newColor; newColor = (Color)(clrconv.ConvertFromString(newclr.ToString())); so my newColor is holding the new color. But the end result is not so satisfactory. So please help me on this, if you have any other ideas.

Yeah i am ready to code for converter, can you please give some idea, which would be start up for me?

I don't think the framework offers a pre made solution for this. So why don't code a converter yourself? It shouldn't be very hard to calculate a new color from two others.