Color Names

This is about right. What do you think?

 
 
 

 

Comments

[Everett Guerny]

I would say the left column is more like "Color names if you're under the age of 8" (and have one of those fancy 64-color crayon boxes).

[Online Marketing Chicago]

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[Dan Corbo]

A lot of green.

[Chicago Web Site Marketing]

nice colors and green is more than others

[flipse]

Where is brown, black, white?

[Stephen Howe]

I dont regard the Male colours for blue as blue. They are turquoise (or cyan), somewhere between green and blue.
Blue is slightly different.
See Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color
and level with "Spectral Colors" to see "blue".

[Randy Bosch]

Check out paint manufacturer's color names at a paint store (preferably one with several brands) -- the hundreds of color names are amazing, and different for each company! Then, when they change the names for different "themes", real chaos ensues!

Better, check an artist's store for an artist's color wheel - the best, most consistent names used equally by men and women!

[Jorge Castillo]

This explains why we men make our clothing buying decisions an 87% faster than women.

[Wes John]

Hey stop stealing works from other people without giving credit. This belongs to www.thedoghousediaries.com Its even way lower quality. Here is the link to the original. http://www.thedoghousediaries.com/?p=1406

[Paula]

many color names mean nothing, some are right on

[Dave]

I've been telling my wife this for a long time. But as a man, I must say I am somewhat insulted by having you imply that men have a limited color vocabulary. By hyphenating the colors on the right (when appropriate) and by adding creative modifiers like "dark", "light", "-ish", and "sorta", we can name ANY color. e.g. "Well, honey, as I recall, it was sorta light reddish-purple".