I'm not very good with chosing colors that go to well together so i was wondering if janta could put together 5-6 colours that work well with eachother. I'm going for a modern neutral look.

Its not for my house walls or cloths... but more of a poster board type thing. I was looking at the Browns and grey colour mixes but i couldn't make the colours look right so I ask janta for your help. It doesn't have to be browns.... but the test made me realise that i'm colour incompetent

Really appreciate it.

... To obtain intermediate colors (secondary): Mix two primary colors, colors that you consider necessary to get what the third color (the intermediate). Ex: to get a bright red orange combine with a bright yellow (one more to orange than to green). Combining a greenish yellow with a greenish blue, you get a green light, but stirring a bright yellow with a dark blue (for purple), you get a dark green. Combining red and blue you get purple, violet if you choose a red to pink mixed with blue, indigo and if you mix red to orange to bludgeon(bludgeon).
... To obtain lighter colors, but without modifying color: transparent color added. You can also mix a little at first with white color, but beware! If you add too much white color page will open too much, and also will lose its brightness, an effect that I do not think you want. To achieve the desired color, add about a third of transparent color.
... To obtain a semitransparent color, add FIMO Classic or FIMO FIMO soft in a transparent manner. To achieve the desired effect, mix a piece of FIMO classic / soft as a pea, with a piece of transparent FIMO as a nuts(ball)...(i dont know how to say but is like an small ball)
... To open a color, to give you more "brightness": add small pieces of fluorescent Fimo (similar to the original color) to the original