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[LightningPoodle]

Sorry, I am a science geek and I do understand what I'm talking about (I could stand to brush up on my research though) so I get a little excited.

 

I understand to an extent but trying to prove something is a little more difficult for me.

[Basement Cat]

Oh, that makes sense. Durp, my name is Stormheart my favorite color is clear, hurpa-durp!

Blue, right?

 

Stormheart is a mineral in DAI.

[Han Yolo]

I just felt the dire need to tell the world that the tiny moles on Sera's face are the cuTEST THING EVAAAAR!

So yeah. Have fun

[LightningPoodle]

I just felt the dire need to tell the world that the tiny moles on Sera's face are the cuTEST THING EVAAAAR!

So yeah. Have fun

 

Do you mean freckles?

[lady_v23]

Technically no. You can make white by mixing every other colour together using equal quantities, but you cannot make black. You can make shades of black - technically, that would be considered grey - but not black black.

 

...then how can one make black? magic? sacrifice? 

[Artemis Leonhart]

black is not a color!? 

It's the absence of it. Or something like that. I think. Maybe.

[Han Yolo]

Do you mean freckles?

 I don't know, are those freckles?

I thought they were too big for freckles but I'm no expert. Whatever they are, they're cute as hell

[raging_monkey]

black is not a color!?

its the absence of colour from a technical/ philosophy idea

[raging_monkey]

Ok, what color is a polar bear?

technically pink but its fur is white but gets grey due to weather witg a black nose

[Artemis Leonhart]

its the absence of colour from a technical/ philosophy idea

Yay, I still remember some random stuff.

 

Ok, what color is a polar bear?

Red from the blood of its prey? Polar bears are quite aggressive.

[LightningPoodle]

...then how can one make black? magic? sacrifice? 

 

I don't know. I just know that white is all colour and black is no colour. The closest you can make to a pure black is by mixing together Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and a blackish pigment (Really, really dark grey.)

 

It is also the absence of light. Go into a photographic dark room with zero light coming from any source. What you see is pure black. That is the only way you will ever find pure black (besides going to a black hole in space)

[raging_monkey]

Yay, I still remember some random stuff.


Red from the blood of its prey? Polar bears are quite aggressive.

that you do big sis and still wanna ride one like a horse

[LightningPoodle]

Ok, what color is a polar bear?

 

A polar bear, if judging by the colour of their fur (how most people would envision a polar bear) it would be considered white. White is a colour because it reflects all forms of light, compared to black which absorbs all light.

[LightningPoodle]

I'm sorry. I get the sense I'm coming off as a know it all.

[raging_monkey]

The colour black also holds symbolic meaning for evil, death, the dark, selfish , and other associated words

White: purity, honesty, selflessnes, unitiy and other good emotions

Red: impulsivenes, anger, violence individualism

Green: jealousy, nature, serene

Blue: ingenuity, creativeness ,water and laxation


Fun with colours

[lady_v23]

I'm sorry. I get the sense I'm coming off as a know it all.

 

no that's great. always good to learn some new stuff.

[raging_monkey]

I'm sorry. I get the sense I'm coming off as a know it all.

hey you put up witg me when i have my moments of clarity so we good

[LightningPoodle]

The colour black also holds symbolic meaning for evil, death, the dark, selfish , and other associated words

White: purity, honesty, selflessnes, unitiy and other good emotions

Red: impulsivenes, anger, violence individualism

Green: jealousy, nature, serene

Blue: ingenuity, creativeness ,water and laxation


Fun with colours

 

Another fun fact. Red, in China, is considered a happy colour, whereas in the UK, it is considered a dangerous colour. It is also the colour of passion and romance.

 

Blue is also used, at least in the UK, to invoke intelligence, which is why most IT/Technology companies use blue in their brand identities.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I think Polar bears are actually more of a cream or magnolia...

 

As to defining what colour is, that's tough because there are our perceptions using our (limited) human vision (there are insects that can see colours that we can't), and then there are scientific measures of frequencies of light and such. It really depends on how you frame the question...

[LightningPoodle]

I think Polar bears are actually more of a cream or magnolia...

 

As to defining what colour is, that's tough because there are our perceptions using our (limited) human vision (there are insects that can see colours that we can't), and then there are scientific measures of frequencies of light and such. It really depends on how you frame the question...

 

Well there are two major arguments for whether black is a colour or not. Colour as light, and colour as a pigment. Colour as light considers it not a colour. Colour as a pigment, it is. Based purely on my creative side, black is a colour.

 

One argument for colour as light is the rainbow. The rainbow appears because of the light of the sun reflecting and splitting into the colours that make up light. A rainbow actually has every colour in it, but our eyes can only see seven.

[raging_monkey]

Another fun fact. Red, in China, is considered a happy colour, whereas in the UK, it is considered a dangerous colour. It is also the colour of passion and romance.

Blue is also used, at least in the UK, to invoke intelligence, which is why most IT/Technology companies use blue in their brand identities.

all true... colours are a wonderful spectrum of philosophy and chit chat