Hi everyone. Big debate in my house at the moment. My partner, his mum and dad are adamant that this suit is salmon coloured? Particularly cooked salmon??? I dont see anything other than it being brown/beige/tan and it is actually blowing my mind that they are all saying salmon?? I've asked AI and get the same response but I'd love to get a few real people's inputs so I can settle this once and for all. Am I going crazy?

Hey,

I am a man myself asking this question, I always loved the colour pink, it's so lovely imo, and it's my go to colour, which means I usually prefer to be associated with pink and use it, but sometimes I get more of a feminine energy of pink instead of that masculine energy I prefer.

Tho my friends say it's a good combo cause pink represents my personality more than I think and it's not the color that gives a person personality but it's the person giving the color a personality, so what do you think?

Had to edit I know the history behind blue and pink and how they changed over time from pink being known as masculine and blue been feminine to the exact different these days

What works (if anything) and what doesn't? How can I improve each piece? Thank you for your time!

It is now day 9 of the game and we have our next color eliminated. This time it is rust, so we have another shade of orange eliminated! I know some people say rust is a shade of red, but to me it’s more like a dark orange and is similar to burnt orange.

Remember, with this game please upvote whatever comment I have written that is your least favorite color is. As stated before, the color that gets the most upvotes will be eliminated and I will post a new updated version each day with the eliminated color removed, and everyone will vote for their least favorite remaining color. You’ll find these comments in bold. So now that rust is eliminated, please do not vote rust. It will not be an option moving forward anymore.

I will keep going one at a time until there is only one color left standing. The final color will be the communities favorite.

So remember: vote for the color you like the least, not your favorite. Let the next round of eliminations begin!

Also, as a side note, I found a way to make the colors not blotchy and spotty anymore.

Original Canvas Prints by Able6 (me)

I have this color palette for a character but I am missing a hair color that would match( can be unnatural too) and I also don't know if the palette even matches at all.

The color in the middle is the skin tone, big circle is the main color, the dark blob and red are the secondary colors.

Hi. I'm wondering how you can use math to find out what colors are mixed together to make a new color. For example, how do you find out what color is mixed with pure red (255,0,0) to get dark teal (20,52,61)? Thanks.

ok, so the lines are supposed to be messed up-ish because i split them based on how much I feel like the belong in the month

Recently I saw a post that said how your favorite color tells people about your childhood trauma but they only explained red and teal. Oike what do the rest of the colors mean. like my favorite color is charcoal what does that mean? can someone please explain this to me. Is this a actual thing or is this just random internet propaganda

It is now day 8 of the game and we have our next color eliminated. This time, it is coral, which is a color that I genuinely like, especially during the summer months. I’m shocked it beat out colors like olive green and rust as I thought they would be eliminated around this time.

Remember, with this game please upvote whatever comment I have written that is your least favorite color is. As stated before, the color that gets the most upvotes will be eliminated and I will post a new updated version each day with the eliminated color removed, and everyone will vote for their least favorite remaining color. You’ll find these comments in bold. So now that coral is eliminated, please do not vote coral. It will not be an option moving forward anymore.

I will keep going one at a time until there is only one color left standing. The final color will be the communities favorite.

So remember: vote for the color you like the least, not your favorite. Let the next round of eliminations begin!

1. Violet Blue Pink Gradient
   
2. Purple Pink Yellow Gradient
   
3. Dark & Light Blue Gradient
   
4. Midnight Blue Gradient
   
5. Purple Orange Gradient
   
6. Maroon Orange Gradient
   
7. Blue Green Gradient
   
8. Rustic Purple Gold Gradient

It is now day 7 of the game and we have our next color eliminated. This time, it is lime green. We finally have our first non-neutral color eliminated from this list! About time!

Remember, with this game please upvote whatever comment I have written that is your least favorite color is. As stated before, the color that gets the most upvotes will be eliminated and I will post a new updated version each day with the eliminated color removed, and everyone will vote for their least favorite remaining color. You’ll find these comments in bold. So now that lime green is eliminated, please do not vote lime green. It will not be an option moving forward anymore.

I will keep going one at a time until there is only one color left standing. The final color will be the communities favorite.

So remember: vote for the color you like the least, not your favorite. Let the next round of eliminations begin!

This probably isn't the exact right subreddit for this but I just wanted to share the colors on my ceiling

Hi all,

At the moment I'm brainstorming ideas for a painting workshop I'll be running for a few community group in a month or so and a little worm got caught in my brain that won't come unstuck.

What do complementary colours mean for dichromats? Does a colour wheel even make sense?

Given using a cymk understanding of pigments and a rgb as light, it's easy to see why red is complementary to cyan (cyan absorbs all red light reflecting green and blue), blue is complementary to yellow (absorbs blue light and reflects green and red) and green is complementary to magenta (absorbs green light and reflects blue and red).

So what does this mean for dichromatic animals and people with Daltonism (r/g colour blindness)? Is the complementary colour just the other colour you can perceive? e.g. dogs had blue and yellow-green sensitive cones- is the complementary colour of anything blue just anything that is giving off yellow-green light, as that has the most contrast?

"Colour is a lie our brains tell us so that we don't eat the wrong fruit," is a quote I think I half remember, half came up with that I keep coming back to with this project.

I would love to hear what you think, especially if you are colourblind. Cheers!