The only colors I can think of that are obviously distinct and unclaimed are ██ Black and ██White.
Some reasonably distinct shades of existing colors: ██ Cornflower blue ██ Dark blue ██ Dark red ██ This thing, which is apparently called "strong cerise" ██ Bright green ██ Dark green ██Yellow ██ Mustard ██ Magenta ██Light pink ██ Hot pink
Notably, in non-index use cases, colors do not have to be visually distinguished. They're just used as words, e.g. "so-and-so meets some pinks" or "these are the Bells I can isolate from blue and purple contexts".
Lambda wrote:The only colors I can think of that are obviously distinct and unclaimed are ██ Black and ██White.
Some reasonably distinct shades of existing colors: ██ Cornflower blue ██ Dark blue ██ Dark red ██ This thing, which is apparently called "strong cerise" ██ Bright green ██ Dark green ██Yellow ██ Mustard ██ Magenta ██Light pink ██ Hot pink
Personally all these adjective-colors sound too confusing. I would suggest using... dunno, any random thing like gemstones, metals or other materials instead.
Also, I wanted to ask: Why people are picking the colors they are picking?
Sorry for my bad english
"Yambe Akka take the stars, they’re zombies!" - Isabella Amariah
@Bluelantern I think my choosing orange either led to or was a result of my decision to have a "sun" theme with index titles, and both decisions are thematically connected to the novel project I'm pulling most of my characters from.