Yellow in general is the absolute worst colour that isn't something obviously boring like brown or beige. In fact, I might hate yellow more than those because they're just bland. Yellow is outright offensive in all situations save for Batman's utility belt.
It's not that easy being green
Having to spend each day the color of the leaves
When I think it could be nicer being red, or yellow or gold
Or something much more colorful like that
It's not easy being green
It seems you blend in with so many other ordinary things
And people tend to pass you over 'cause you're
Not standing out like flashy sparkles in the water
Or stars in the sky
But green's the color of Spring
And green can be cool and friendly-like
And green can be big like an ocean, or important
Like a mountain, or tall like a tree
When green is all there is to be
It could make you wonder why, but why wonder why
Wonder, I am green and it'll do fine, it's beautiful
And I think it's what I want to be
Green is the best. Brown is the worst.
Green is the best color EXCEPT. EXCEPT when it's like super florescent green. That is the worst color.
Brown is an amazing color and so is yellow. All the colors are great except that one I mentioned.
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So I've been thinking and I think the worst color is that sickly yellowgreen that looks like bile or something.
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My school's colors are brown and orange...
My school colors were blue and orange. I hate blue and orange. They are quite possibly the worst combination in my opinion.
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I don't really care for neon colours.
Most the colours I don't "like" are colours I can't wear. I'm so pale, I can't really wear white. I can't wear blues or turquoises. Actually...because of my skin/hair/eye combo, there are a lot of colours I can't wear without looking washed out.
this is baffling my mind. Colors are beautiful!
I guess the one I like the least might be
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The worst color is brown.
I'd say yellow since it seems to be the only color that I can't wear.
I'm white as hell and I wear light blue all the timeI'm so pale, I can't really wear white. I can't wear blues or turquoises. Actually...because of my skin/hair/eye combo, there are a lot of colours I can't wear without looking washed out.
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I spent the better part of my teenage years painting Warhammer models to a very high standard (I was once rated good enough to make a profession out of this).
I therefore actually have a penchant for all kinds of colours regardless of their shade. Brown is pretty cool especially when worked with greens for a spring/summery feel or with oranges, reds for autumnal feel or greys for wintery feel. Brown is a colour that you ought to use to build up your colour pallete since it works with a good range of colours (avoid black and brown together though, makes the brown stand out too much in most instances)
My least favourite colour for painting with was always the pale blue-grey that the Citadel paints range referred to as "Space Wolves Grey" the main reason for this was because on a white undercoat it would often come out really bright baby blue and since Space Wolves colours were this grey and yellow often with browns and other greys in the forms of fur pelts. Because yellow over a black background didn't work well I'd often find myself having to either undercoat models by hand (or spray them black then pick out the panels for yellow in white by hand afterwards) which was just time consuming. One of the best things I learnt painting a space wolf army for a friend was that sometimes it was better to pick the undercoat for yellows to be brown or orange on a black base coat. As a full on example of how much base coat can change a colour, Space Wolves Grey on a black undercoat actually comes out very grey and flat, kinda like a Tundra.
When it comes to clothing or accessories, I won't often wear things that are garishly coloured unless forced to. The biggest exceptions to this is Red because I have found over the years that Purple, Orange and Red all suit me considerably. Purple is nice and dark so not a problem, Orange I do own an orange t-shirt but just the one I used to have to wear a uniform in Orange. Lets say I was never happy wearing the fluorescent orange fleece (especially since they still insisted we wear orange/yellow high-vis vests in the car park over these) but then the uniform changed to an Aubergine uniform edged in Orange and that actually suited me very nicely.
I would have thought it'd be dark colors that make your skin tone seem lighter.I'm white as hell and I wear light blue all the timeI'm so pale, I can't really wear white. I can't wear blues or turquoises. Actually...because of my skin/hair/eye combo, there are a lot of colours I can't wear without looking washed out.
Periwinkle/teal/whatever you call that god awful color right between blue and purple.
I like Kung-Fu.
WhatI spent the better part of my teenage years painting Warhammer models to a very high standard (I was once rated good enough to make a profession out of this).
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