Difference between Raw Sienna and Yellowish Brown

RAW SIENNA vs YELLOWISH BROWN: NOUN

Burnt umber, Oxblood, Ultramarine blue, Bronzy, Gingerroot, Sienna, Burnt sienna, Raw umber, Almondy, Yellow ocher, Orangy, Opalescent, Cerulean blue, Buff, Yellowish brown

Bluish green, Greyish, Grayish, Tannish, Pinkish, Greenish, Orangish, Whitish, Blackish, Reddish brown, Yellowish, Reddish, Brownish, Buff, Raw sienna

Burnt umber, Oxblood, Ultramarine blue, Bronzy, Gingerroot, Sienna, Burnt sienna, Raw umber, Almondy, Yellow ocher, Orangy, Opalescent, Cerulean blue, Buff, Yellowish brown

Bluish green, Greyish, Grayish, Tannish, Pinkish, Greenish, Orangish, Whitish, Blackish, Reddish brown, Yellowish, Reddish, Brownish, Buff, Raw sienna

Earth colors such as Raw Sienna and Burnt Sienna are also remarkably useful, and also help produce interesting greys.

Its color is creamy yellow to yellowish brown, and it has a straight, muted grain.
The seeds are yellowish brown in colour and hard when dried.
Teak is a yellowish brown timber with good grains and texture.
They are tan to yellowish brown, with dark spots.
The Atlantic stingray is brown or yellowish brown dorsally, becoming lighter toward the disc margin, and white or light gray ventrally.
Appearance: Heartwood tends to be light to medium brown, with a reddish hue; sapwood is a paler yellowish brown.
Their skin is either of a light or dark brown colour; in some tribes, of a yellowish brown.
Color of bulb is normally yellowish brown, orangey brown, purplish, red, greyish white or white forming the protective coat.
These soils formed residuum weathered brown fine subsoil is yellowish brown fine sandy loam thick.
General Characteristics: Heartwood light brown, reddish brown, or yellowish brown, not sharply demarcated from the yellowish sapwood.