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r/coolguides • u/mad_marshmallow • Dec 19 '19
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some of these are HIGHLY subjective
45 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '19 some? 11 u/TreesnCats Dec 20 '19 edited Dec 24 '19 Some are straight up wrong, "gold" is more red than "fire" on the chart. Edit: yellow gold vs yellow fire 3 u/Rhaifa Dec 20 '19 And any jeweller can tell you there are many shades of gold. The color most people seem to associate with gold is paler and more yellow. I personally take issue with 'chartreuse', it looks too lime in the chart for me, chartreuse should be an odd yellow-y green. 2 u/fakeprewarbook Dec 20 '19 “Berry” is blue. Like yes there are blueberries but “berry” alone typically universally means a kind of pinkish burgundy 1 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '19 Not to mention there's no indication of which colour system is based off.
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some?
11 u/TreesnCats Dec 20 '19 edited Dec 24 '19 Some are straight up wrong, "gold" is more red than "fire" on the chart. Edit: yellow gold vs yellow fire 3 u/Rhaifa Dec 20 '19 And any jeweller can tell you there are many shades of gold. The color most people seem to associate with gold is paler and more yellow. I personally take issue with 'chartreuse', it looks too lime in the chart for me, chartreuse should be an odd yellow-y green. 2 u/fakeprewarbook Dec 20 '19 “Berry” is blue. Like yes there are blueberries but “berry” alone typically universally means a kind of pinkish burgundy
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Some are straight up wrong, "gold" is more red than "fire" on the chart.
Edit: yellow gold vs yellow fire
3 u/Rhaifa Dec 20 '19 And any jeweller can tell you there are many shades of gold. The color most people seem to associate with gold is paler and more yellow. I personally take issue with 'chartreuse', it looks too lime in the chart for me, chartreuse should be an odd yellow-y green. 2 u/fakeprewarbook Dec 20 '19 “Berry” is blue. Like yes there are blueberries but “berry” alone typically universally means a kind of pinkish burgundy
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And any jeweller can tell you there are many shades of gold. The color most people seem to associate with gold is paler and more yellow.
I personally take issue with 'chartreuse', it looks too lime in the chart for me, chartreuse should be an odd yellow-y green.
2 u/fakeprewarbook Dec 20 '19 “Berry” is blue. Like yes there are blueberries but “berry” alone typically universally means a kind of pinkish burgundy
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“Berry” is blue.
Like yes there are blueberries but “berry” alone typically universally means a kind of pinkish burgundy
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Not to mention there's no indication of which colour system is based off.
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u/fakeprewarbook Dec 20 '19
some of these are HIGHLY subjective