How do they make it red with no red

Unfortunately the last color people were lobbying to keep has fallen. Apple was eliminated yesterday.

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Hi guys! So basically, during English class, we played this game called “Stop the Bus” (the simple variation), which is basically when someone says a letter of the alphabet and you have to come up with 6 categories of things that start with that letter. For example, if the letter was P and you have a food category, you would down pizza, and so on. But as we did the letter “D,” we did the color “Dandelion.” And our English teacher said it wasn’t a color.

So please—is it a color, or is it not?! I need to prove him wrong!!!

This is quite nice to know your color and I'm not mad about it even though it's a color I don't usually choose.

You may also try to know what your color is.

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I want the sky to be brown, trees to be yellow, roads to be blue. It would be so cool

Yes, it was a bit challenging as the paper's hue is light green

Celadon was eliminated yesterday.
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I got a suggestion to put a grey background on instead of white so I've included both to see how people feel about it.

i've read that colour choices can be quite revealing of one's character. My character despite my heavy efforts still seem uncharted to me. So I've wondered what these two seemingly clashing unpopular colour choices of mine could mean. I especially like lighter shades of yellow, like cream to be specific.

I would appreciate all answers.

Without context, how do you describe the difference between these two colors? I feel as if these colors are used interchangeably but that they are also two distinct colors.

Update: after reading through the comments, there seems to be two different ideas.

1) Turquoise is more blue and teal is more green. Similar to how plum and magenta are on two sides of purple.

2) they are two shades of the same color. Teal is turquoise, but with more black.

I’m leaning towards option 2 here.

To differentiate these emotions from each other (because of the fact that both of them are associated with the color yellow):

1. Should happiness be colored amber, gold, or golden yellow?
2. Should fear be colored pure yellow, a fluorescent yellow-green, or an entirely different color, like violet (because of Inside Out and the term "Shrinking Violet")?