color?????
Q. I have kinda black and kinda light brunett hair and i want to get a one or few streaks of color! What color should I get? Please add pic if you can!
Asked by Kirstin Beth - Sat Dec 15 12:38:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could get blond in your hair
Answered by Rose G - Sat Dec 15 12:49:53 2007
Q. I have kinda black and kinda light brunett hair and i want to get a one or few streaks of color! What color should I get? Please add pic if you can!
Asked by Kirstin Beth - Sat Dec 15 12:38:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could get blond in your hair
Answered by Rose G - Sat Dec 15 12:49:53 2007
What color clothes/makeup would bring out the colors in my eyes?
Q. I have these weird eyes and they are always changing colors. I have around four colors in my eye honey, brown, amber, and green but I have no idea what kind of makeup or clothing could bring out the colors. Does anyone know of what color make up or clothes could bring out the colors?
Asked by Imperfect. Is The New Perfect - Wed Aug 19 09:19:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wear a warm brown eyeshadow, or a gold with green clothes with warm undertones. Or, if its mainly green in your eyes wear a subtle gold shadow with brown clothes.
Answered by BillieJoe95 - Wed Aug 19 09:25:11 2009
Q. I have these weird eyes and they are always changing colors. I have around four colors in my eye honey, brown, amber, and green but I have no idea what kind of makeup or clothing could bring out the colors. Does anyone know of what color make up or clothes could bring out the colors?
Asked by Imperfect. Is The New Perfect - Wed Aug 19 09:19:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wear a warm brown eyeshadow, or a gold with green clothes with warm undertones. Or, if its mainly green in your eyes wear a subtle gold shadow with brown clothes.
Answered by BillieJoe95 - Wed Aug 19 09:25:11 2009
What color painting will looks nice for the complete house?
Q. I need ideas or opion in which color paints to paint my home like for the house front view, living hall, master bedroom, 2 small rooms, dining room n kitchen. Appreciate if u guys kindly drop few color suggestion. I looking for the somethin 2 colors like for the background color for the rooms and hall. Nevertheless for the grill too whreby my car porch tiles color is light brown. Suggest no so dark colors as i want the house looks bigger at the same time. thank you.
Asked by sharon - Tue Mar 18 02:42:28 2008 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Livingroom, cream walls, and bring in chimney breast wall a fawn, or a light brown just to split the 2 colours, and hallway again cream it will look more spacious, that's what most people are going for these days, as i do it for a living, Good luck, ps ,do you want a qoute, Ha! Ha!
Answered by Chelsea Paul - Tue Mar 18 05:07:16 2008
Q. I need ideas or opion in which color paints to paint my home like for the house front view, living hall, master bedroom, 2 small rooms, dining room n kitchen. Appreciate if u guys kindly drop few color suggestion. I looking for the somethin 2 colors like for the background color for the rooms and hall. Nevertheless for the grill too whreby my car porch tiles color is light brown. Suggest no so dark colors as i want the house looks bigger at the same time. thank you.
Asked by sharon - Tue Mar 18 02:42:28 2008 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Livingroom, cream walls, and bring in chimney breast wall a fawn, or a light brown just to split the 2 colours, and hallway again cream it will look more spacious, that's what most people are going for these days, as i do it for a living, Good luck, ps ,do you want a qoute, Ha! Ha!
Answered by Chelsea Paul - Tue Mar 18 05:07:16 2008
What color of colored contacts should you get if you have dark eyes?
Q. Do you think that colored contacts look natural if your eyes were brown, I mean can people really think that your real eye color is green when it's really brown. Do you approve of colored contacts? And what color should you get if you have dark eyes? Wouldn't blue be horrible? What color would look natural?
Asked by *~* Katie *~* - Mon Jan 28 10:10:27 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would get a nice violet - but that wouldn't look natural. I like my natural color which is hazel. It goes well with any coloring.
Answered by the_dragyness - Mon Jan 28 10:26:56 2008
Q. Do you think that colored contacts look natural if your eyes were brown, I mean can people really think that your real eye color is green when it's really brown. Do you approve of colored contacts? And what color should you get if you have dark eyes? Wouldn't blue be horrible? What color would look natural?
Asked by *~* Katie *~* - Mon Jan 28 10:10:27 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would get a nice violet - but that wouldn't look natural. I like my natural color which is hazel. It goes well with any coloring.
Answered by the_dragyness - Mon Jan 28 10:26:56 2008
What color should I paint my walls?
Q. I just installed red oak hard wood floors in my living room/ dining room area. The trim is all builder grade oak (kinda darker), not the best, but I can't replace it without replacing all the doors in my house - too expensive right now. My walls are a camel yellow and a much darker marigold yellow as an accent, I've always hated the wall color but haven't had the time to change it. Problem is, the light reflects off the floors and gives all the walls an orangeytint and it looks even worse. Needless to say, I don't want the hassle of trying to find the right shade of yellow so I'm looking for other color combinations that would be good. Preferrably a darker color for an accent wall & a lighter color on the rest of the walls. My boyfriend… [cont.]
Asked by Roland'sMommy - Thu Sep 27 14:03:45 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since your wood is a very warm shade, I'd go completely opposite to provide a nice contrast. On the color wheel, red is opposite from green so they are complimentary colors. Full saturated colors would look like Christmas, but I'm referring to more dulled down "dirty" sophisticated colors. Since your oak has a reddish tint, I'd go with a nice, neutral olive or sage green or if you want a teeny bit more color a nice celedon green (similar to sage, but has less brown in it and a little more blue-green. It's still a nice neutral) Be sure not to go too "primary" or mint with the green or it can look unsophisicated. Get several color swatches and pin them to the walls in your area and look at them at neumerous times during the day. Color can… [cont.]
Answered by My 2 Cents.... - Thu Sep 27 17:48:42 2007
Q. I just installed red oak hard wood floors in my living room/ dining room area. The trim is all builder grade oak (kinda darker), not the best, but I can't replace it without replacing all the doors in my house - too expensive right now. My walls are a camel yellow and a much darker marigold yellow as an accent, I've always hated the wall color but haven't had the time to change it. Problem is, the light reflects off the floors and gives all the walls an orangeytint and it looks even worse. Needless to say, I don't want the hassle of trying to find the right shade of yellow so I'm looking for other color combinations that would be good. Preferrably a darker color for an accent wall & a lighter color on the rest of the walls. My boyfriend… [cont.]
Asked by Roland'sMommy - Thu Sep 27 14:03:45 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since your wood is a very warm shade, I'd go completely opposite to provide a nice contrast. On the color wheel, red is opposite from green so they are complimentary colors. Full saturated colors would look like Christmas, but I'm referring to more dulled down "dirty" sophisticated colors. Since your oak has a reddish tint, I'd go with a nice, neutral olive or sage green or if you want a teeny bit more color a nice celedon green (similar to sage, but has less brown in it and a little more blue-green. It's still a nice neutral) Be sure not to go too "primary" or mint with the green or it can look unsophisicated. Get several color swatches and pin them to the walls in your area and look at them at neumerous times during the day. Color can… [cont.]
Answered by My 2 Cents.... - Thu Sep 27 17:48:42 2007
What do colors look like to color blind people?
Q. If somebody is color blind are all colors "distorted" or just a few? Are there different degrees of color blindness? I've heard of people that only see shades of grey, no bright colors. But I've heard of others that seem to only have problems with only specific colors. Anybody know about this?
Asked by Simba - Fri Jul 27 17:20:45 2007 - - 17 Answers - 2 Comments
A. there are a bunch of different ways people see when colorblind check out the link below and you can see how they see . there are a few different types
Answered by sweetmurderous - Fri Jul 27 17:25:33 2007
Q. If somebody is color blind are all colors "distorted" or just a few? Are there different degrees of color blindness? I've heard of people that only see shades of grey, no bright colors. But I've heard of others that seem to only have problems with only specific colors. Anybody know about this?
Asked by Simba - Fri Jul 27 17:20:45 2007 - - 17 Answers - 2 Comments
A. there are a bunch of different ways people see when colorblind check out the link below and you can see how they see . there are a few different types
Answered by sweetmurderous - Fri Jul 27 17:25:33 2007
How does a color become an official color for baseball umpires?
Q. At any given tournament, you will see umpires wearing navy blue, powder blue, black, cream, grey, white, red, etc. I know MLB's official color is black, and their alternate color is the polo blue with a navy collar. Minor league's official color is navy blue from what I've been told. How does a color get to be a color that umpires can wear? I know it's an odd question, but i've been wondering for a while. Thanks!
Asked by nutz2203 - Tue Jul 10 16:32:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the MLB umpires it is voted on when a new color is proposed. Currently the black primary and powder with black trim secondary are the colors of choice. For the minors, it is decided upon by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues and the Professional Baseball Umpire Corporation in contract with an official uniform supplier. When I umpired in the Minors (1997-1999) +POS was the official supplier for our game uniforms.
Answered by david w - Tue Jul 10 21:18:55 2007
Q. At any given tournament, you will see umpires wearing navy blue, powder blue, black, cream, grey, white, red, etc. I know MLB's official color is black, and their alternate color is the polo blue with a navy collar. Minor league's official color is navy blue from what I've been told. How does a color get to be a color that umpires can wear? I know it's an odd question, but i've been wondering for a while. Thanks!
Asked by nutz2203 - Tue Jul 10 16:32:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the MLB umpires it is voted on when a new color is proposed. Currently the black primary and powder with black trim secondary are the colors of choice. For the minors, it is decided upon by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues and the Professional Baseball Umpire Corporation in contract with an official uniform supplier. When I umpired in the Minors (1997-1999) +POS was the official supplier for our game uniforms.
Answered by david w - Tue Jul 10 21:18:55 2007
What color to paint a living room with honey colored wood floors?
Q. What color should a living room with honey colored wood floors be painted? The room feels skinny and long right now at about 11' 17', if that makes a difference. There's not specific furniture colors to correspond with, but we are planning on selling or renting out the house soon, so nothing too drastic.
Asked by sniperjacks - Mon Apr 6 02:53:54 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. choose a color that won't take away from the beauty of the floor but compliment it Honey can be tricky with its orange undertones so stay away from yellows ,oranges,reds, beige's and taupe's .Best for resale would be a light grey based sage or light grey based blue.I generally use Benjamin Moore paints they're more true to color than others i've used check out benjaminmoore.com for ideas
Answered by amo45 - Thu Apr 9 09:40:28 2009
Q. What color should a living room with honey colored wood floors be painted? The room feels skinny and long right now at about 11' 17', if that makes a difference. There's not specific furniture colors to correspond with, but we are planning on selling or renting out the house soon, so nothing too drastic.
Asked by sniperjacks - Mon Apr 6 02:53:54 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. choose a color that won't take away from the beauty of the floor but compliment it Honey can be tricky with its orange undertones so stay away from yellows ,oranges,reds, beige's and taupe's .Best for resale would be a light grey based sage or light grey based blue.I generally use Benjamin Moore paints they're more true to color than others i've used check out benjaminmoore.com for ideas
Answered by amo45 - Thu Apr 9 09:40:28 2009
What color should I paint the walls and fireplace in the living room?
Q. My husband and I are remodeling our living room. We want to keep the wall color in the beige family, but we don't know what color to paint the fireplace. We have peanut colored carpet and a beige sofa and chair. Our furniture is a dark cherry color.
Asked by Sarah J - Mon Apr 7 01:29:24 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should play around with the Sherwin Williams color visualizer to find something you like. It is the best paint visualizer on the web, imho. I like how their color palette is laid out, I like that you can search by color family & color name, the "painted" rooms look the most realistic, and it suggests coordinating color schemes. You can literally spend hours: I think it would look really sharp to paint the fireplace "Tricorn Black" (# 6258)?
Answered by yowza - Mon Apr 7 10:59:13 2008
Q. My husband and I are remodeling our living room. We want to keep the wall color in the beige family, but we don't know what color to paint the fireplace. We have peanut colored carpet and a beige sofa and chair. Our furniture is a dark cherry color.
Asked by Sarah J - Mon Apr 7 01:29:24 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should play around with the Sherwin Williams color visualizer to find something you like. It is the best paint visualizer on the web, imho. I like how their color palette is laid out, I like that you can search by color family & color name, the "painted" rooms look the most realistic, and it suggests coordinating color schemes. You can literally spend hours: I think it would look really sharp to paint the fireplace "Tricorn Black" (# 6258)?
Answered by yowza - Mon Apr 7 10:59:13 2008
What color should I paint my bedroom that will go with bed set?
Q. My sheets striped medium pink and a blue a little darker than sky with a small bit of dark red, and my duvet is a solid, same dark red color. I also have matching red tie shades on my two windows but I have lamps that are hanging from my ceiling over the head of my bed that match the pink and blue in my sheets. I also have cream colored carpet, but that is something that I cant change : / I cant figure out what color would go well with this very different color combination, so please any good suggestions?
Asked by Ellavin - Mon Nov 6 18:59:42 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go with anything neutral... there's so many choices from white... to tan... to browns... check out your local paint store, the'yre always willing to help you too! esp. if you bring in a sample of fabric, or something to help them see what the colors are exactly...
Answered by Jill - Mon Nov 6 19:09:11 2006
Q. My sheets striped medium pink and a blue a little darker than sky with a small bit of dark red, and my duvet is a solid, same dark red color. I also have matching red tie shades on my two windows but I have lamps that are hanging from my ceiling over the head of my bed that match the pink and blue in my sheets. I also have cream colored carpet, but that is something that I cant change : / I cant figure out what color would go well with this very different color combination, so please any good suggestions?
Asked by Ellavin - Mon Nov 6 18:59:42 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go with anything neutral... there's so many choices from white... to tan... to browns... check out your local paint store, the'yre always willing to help you too! esp. if you bring in a sample of fabric, or something to help them see what the colors are exactly...
Answered by Jill - Mon Nov 6 19:09:11 2006
What color paint and curtain for 3 different colours Sofas?
Q. I have one red, one, blue and one yellow, plus a light wood color coffee table with aluminium legs. What color can i paint my living room, and what colors can i use with the curtains?? Please help me...
Asked by Jorge V - Wed Oct 10 19:39:20 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1] find a print with the three colors in it - red, yellow, blue - for drapes and throw pillows. 2] paint walls a neutral color - white or ivory; rosy beige or warm beige, or pearl gray. Keep floor neutral also. 3] repeat the three brights in accessories - lamps, vases, candles, ornaments, flowerpots, candle holders/sticks. 4] frame all artwork in similar color and material - brass/chrome, oak/walnut, etc.
Answered by Nurse Susan - Wed Oct 10 20:08:17 2007
Q. I have one red, one, blue and one yellow, plus a light wood color coffee table with aluminium legs. What color can i paint my living room, and what colors can i use with the curtains?? Please help me...
Asked by Jorge V - Wed Oct 10 19:39:20 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1] find a print with the three colors in it - red, yellow, blue - for drapes and throw pillows. 2] paint walls a neutral color - white or ivory; rosy beige or warm beige, or pearl gray. Keep floor neutral also. 3] repeat the three brights in accessories - lamps, vases, candles, ornaments, flowerpots, candle holders/sticks. 4] frame all artwork in similar color and material - brass/chrome, oak/walnut, etc.
Answered by Nurse Susan - Wed Oct 10 20:08:17 2007
How do you color in a photoshop brush?
Q. I've been making some wallpapers lately and I wanted to make one with palm trees on it but the thing is the only way I know how to use a brush is by clicking a color and painting it that color. But I wanted to know how to make it look like a real palm tree. I wanted to color the leaves green and the trunk of the palm tree but I dont know how. Does anybody know how to color in a brush different colors?
Asked by irmatijerina2002 - Sat Jul 25 18:06:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, If you have a brush with the whole tree on it, pick any color, put it on your canvas, create a new layer on top of your tree clip it with the layer underneath ( hold down the alt key and put the mouse between the two layers you will two circles overlapping) set the blending mode to color brush again but this time a round one pick green for the leaves and paint the leaves pick another color and paint the rest, ctrl, atl, shift E, will merge all the layers onto one on top of the others one, and you can start adding some effects style like drop shadow, bevel and emboss and so on.
Answered by Angie C - Wed Jul 29 10:16:26 2009
Q. I've been making some wallpapers lately and I wanted to make one with palm trees on it but the thing is the only way I know how to use a brush is by clicking a color and painting it that color. But I wanted to know how to make it look like a real palm tree. I wanted to color the leaves green and the trunk of the palm tree but I dont know how. Does anybody know how to color in a brush different colors?
Asked by irmatijerina2002 - Sat Jul 25 18:06:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, If you have a brush with the whole tree on it, pick any color, put it on your canvas, create a new layer on top of your tree clip it with the layer underneath ( hold down the alt key and put the mouse between the two layers you will two circles overlapping) set the blending mode to color brush again but this time a round one pick green for the leaves and paint the leaves pick another color and paint the rest, ctrl, atl, shift E, will merge all the layers onto one on top of the others one, and you can start adding some effects style like drop shadow, bevel and emboss and so on.
Answered by Angie C - Wed Jul 29 10:16:26 2009
What color furniture should I buy for an orange living room?
Q. I am in the process of painting my living room an orangey-gold color. The next room is camel colored, and the main accent wall is chocolate brown. My carpet is a dark burgundy-brown color. I am not sure what color to go with for the sofa and love seat. I want leather, but I am torn between black or a dark chocolate brown. Any advice?
Asked by Ashley - Fri Aug 7 10:16:23 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would definitely go with the brown over the black. Black can look a bit severe, and the colors you're working with already are so wonderfully warm :) They have some really beautiful leather furniture at TheFurnitureDomain.com A chocolate leather furniture set that looks amazingly comfortable and stylish is this one from Stratford The price is pretty great too when you consider everything included. Also, this store offers completely free shipping on every order, no matter the size, which can save you a ton of money! Hope you find something you love - your colors sound awesome!
Answered by leahchattam - Mon Aug 10 16:16:03 2009
Q. I am in the process of painting my living room an orangey-gold color. The next room is camel colored, and the main accent wall is chocolate brown. My carpet is a dark burgundy-brown color. I am not sure what color to go with for the sofa and love seat. I want leather, but I am torn between black or a dark chocolate brown. Any advice?
Asked by Ashley - Fri Aug 7 10:16:23 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would definitely go with the brown over the black. Black can look a bit severe, and the colors you're working with already are so wonderfully warm :) They have some really beautiful leather furniture at TheFurnitureDomain.com A chocolate leather furniture set that looks amazingly comfortable and stylish is this one from Stratford The price is pretty great too when you consider everything included. Also, this store offers completely free shipping on every order, no matter the size, which can save you a ton of money! Hope you find something you love - your colors sound awesome!
Answered by leahchattam - Mon Aug 10 16:16:03 2009
What color couch would look good with a light wood coffee table?
Q. the coffee table is actually light wood color but with some laquer on it to make it look a bit orangey-red. (sorri dont know what the color is actually called.) i need to go get a couch and dont know what color to get. my tv/media storage cabinet is same color as coffee table, carpet is cream and walls are white.
Asked by jekwon122 - Wed Mar 14 17:48:19 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Black/Red.
Answered by josefiend2000 - Wed Mar 14 17:55:55 2007
Q. the coffee table is actually light wood color but with some laquer on it to make it look a bit orangey-red. (sorri dont know what the color is actually called.) i need to go get a couch and dont know what color to get. my tv/media storage cabinet is same color as coffee table, carpet is cream and walls are white.
Asked by jekwon122 - Wed Mar 14 17:48:19 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Black/Red.
Answered by josefiend2000 - Wed Mar 14 17:55:55 2007
What color should I paint a professional office?
Q. I need some suggestions on a color for an office. It is not a home office, it is my actual work. The desk is light grey. I am a female in my late 20's if that helps with color suggestions. Also, there is fluorescent lighting. The current color (glossy light blue) intensifies the light and it is very harsh on the eyes. Maybe a color that can minimize this?
Asked by QueenMimosa - Wed Nov 11 16:04:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are painting your office, then you don't have a choice. If you can choose the color, then either it is a home office, or you are the owner of your corporation and it doesn't really matter.
Answered by And E - Sat Nov 14 02:53:26 2009
Q. I need some suggestions on a color for an office. It is not a home office, it is my actual work. The desk is light grey. I am a female in my late 20's if that helps with color suggestions. Also, there is fluorescent lighting. The current color (glossy light blue) intensifies the light and it is very harsh on the eyes. Maybe a color that can minimize this?
Asked by QueenMimosa - Wed Nov 11 16:04:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are painting your office, then you don't have a choice. If you can choose the color, then either it is a home office, or you are the owner of your corporation and it doesn't really matter.
Answered by And E - Sat Nov 14 02:53:26 2009
How do you match salon colored hair to the color you get in the drugstore?
Q. I have always gone to the salon to color my hair, but it is just to expensive right now.My natural color is light brown and my colored hair is a warm blonde. I think my color is about a 8N. I am needing to touch up my roots and I am afraid the colors will not match. Any suggestions on how to match my color.
Asked by stephanie s - Wed Oct 21 14:42:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't with store bought color and I will add it is the worst thing you could put on your hair. Now I under stand money is tight right now all of america is dealing with it. So I would recommend you go to Sally's Beauty Supply there you can buy your 8N color and have it match beautifully. It is also much cheaper than box color. Make sure you buy 20 volume developer. Good Luck. Licensed Cosmetologist -- 9 years
Answered by Michelle - Wed Oct 21 15:18:55 2009
Q. I have always gone to the salon to color my hair, but it is just to expensive right now.My natural color is light brown and my colored hair is a warm blonde. I think my color is about a 8N. I am needing to touch up my roots and I am afraid the colors will not match. Any suggestions on how to match my color.
Asked by stephanie s - Wed Oct 21 14:42:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't with store bought color and I will add it is the worst thing you could put on your hair. Now I under stand money is tight right now all of america is dealing with it. So I would recommend you go to Sally's Beauty Supply there you can buy your 8N color and have it match beautifully. It is also much cheaper than box color. Make sure you buy 20 volume developer. Good Luck. Licensed Cosmetologist -- 9 years
Answered by Michelle - Wed Oct 21 15:18:55 2009
what color pad would look best with different colored horses?
Q. I am going to buy a new pad but I can't choose what color to buy. I always ride different horses. I just want to know what colors go good with what color horses.
Asked by Julie - Sat Apr 26 17:06:52 2008 - - 17 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Grey: mostly everything, but I prefer darker purples and blue because light on light is a little weird looking. I find gold also looks really nice. Black: Lime green, light blue, light purple etc. (easter pastels.) Bay: Personally I love navy on bays. Hunter green is nice too. Chestnut: Again navy and hunter green look nice. If the mane is lighter then gold looks cool, if not it looks kinda funny. dark brown: I find they look good in creamy colours and lilac. Dapple Greys: Same as Black except slightly darker. Piebald(b&w): Light blue and light purple. Skewbald(b&w&brown/w&brow n etc.): hunter green and navy Dun: navy, hunter green, purple!!! Palomino: Lilac! Light blue!! Royal blue!!! hope I've covered most colours If your looking for… [cont.]
Answered by bubblefish - Sat Apr 26 22:39:51 2008
Q. I am going to buy a new pad but I can't choose what color to buy. I always ride different horses. I just want to know what colors go good with what color horses.
Asked by Julie - Sat Apr 26 17:06:52 2008 - - 17 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Grey: mostly everything, but I prefer darker purples and blue because light on light is a little weird looking. I find gold also looks really nice. Black: Lime green, light blue, light purple etc. (easter pastels.) Bay: Personally I love navy on bays. Hunter green is nice too. Chestnut: Again navy and hunter green look nice. If the mane is lighter then gold looks cool, if not it looks kinda funny. dark brown: I find they look good in creamy colours and lilac. Dapple Greys: Same as Black except slightly darker. Piebald(b&w): Light blue and light purple. Skewbald(b&w&brown/w&brow n etc.): hunter green and navy Dun: navy, hunter green, purple!!! Palomino: Lilac! Light blue!! Royal blue!!! hope I've covered most colours If your looking for… [cont.]
Answered by bubblefish - Sat Apr 26 22:39:51 2008
What do color-blind people see in place of colors which look alike to them?
Q. I am green-and-brown color-blind. When people ask me what I see in place of green and brown, I don't know what to tell them. People with normal color vision can't describe the colors they see and I can't describe the colors I see. So I don't know whether I see both colors as green, both colors as brown, or both colors as a color which is unknown to people of normal color vision. Has science come up with an answer for this?
Asked by suhwahaksaeng - Sat Aug 1 03:48:05 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I LOVE your question! Both my brother and father were green - brown color blind. But I have a son that has a variation including red. Until I worried so badly about my little boy being "vision impaired" the question didn't come much to mind! A not-so-honest doctor diagnosed my son as TOTALLY color blind at age THREE. That was a blow to me to say the least. But I took him to a specialist that said he was "too young" to be even tested correctly. He did some tests and DID say he had some problem with "red." I don't think he was ever tested again. WHY? Because I decided that making an "issue" of it was "not fair to him." He either WAS or he WASN'T but one thing for sure, he was born that way so what he saw he "accepted" and didn't MISS… [cont.]
Answered by Bunny7 - Sat Aug 1 04:13:24 2009
Q. I am green-and-brown color-blind. When people ask me what I see in place of green and brown, I don't know what to tell them. People with normal color vision can't describe the colors they see and I can't describe the colors I see. So I don't know whether I see both colors as green, both colors as brown, or both colors as a color which is unknown to people of normal color vision. Has science come up with an answer for this?
Asked by suhwahaksaeng - Sat Aug 1 03:48:05 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I LOVE your question! Both my brother and father were green - brown color blind. But I have a son that has a variation including red. Until I worried so badly about my little boy being "vision impaired" the question didn't come much to mind! A not-so-honest doctor diagnosed my son as TOTALLY color blind at age THREE. That was a blow to me to say the least. But I took him to a specialist that said he was "too young" to be even tested correctly. He did some tests and DID say he had some problem with "red." I don't think he was ever tested again. WHY? Because I decided that making an "issue" of it was "not fair to him." He either WAS or he WASN'T but one thing for sure, he was born that way so what he saw he "accepted" and didn't MISS… [cont.]
Answered by Bunny7 - Sat Aug 1 04:13:24 2009
What is the best color scheme for my new bedroom?
Q. I am moving into a new home and my bedroom furniture is dark brown in color. (Chaplin bedroom set with Rooms To Go). I really want to paint my bedroom a dark color, but I don't want it to clash too much with my furniture. What color should I paint the room? I don't want it to stay 'white' or 'light' in color. Is there a dark color I can paint my room so that it will still look good?
Asked by Sky Cole - Mon Sep 1 18:50:00 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of my favorite tools for figuring out color schemes is this website. If you click the create link on the side it will take you to where you can choose a type of color scheme (Analogous, Complementary, ect.) So choose one, and make one of the colors the same as the color of your furniture. Then as you drag the other colors around, the program automatically keeps the colors within the scheme you choose. This could help you figure out other colors that look good with it.
Answered by thequietwriter - Mon Sep 1 18:58:42 2008
Q. I am moving into a new home and my bedroom furniture is dark brown in color. (Chaplin bedroom set with Rooms To Go). I really want to paint my bedroom a dark color, but I don't want it to clash too much with my furniture. What color should I paint the room? I don't want it to stay 'white' or 'light' in color. Is there a dark color I can paint my room so that it will still look good?
Asked by Sky Cole - Mon Sep 1 18:50:00 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of my favorite tools for figuring out color schemes is this website. If you click the create link on the side it will take you to where you can choose a type of color scheme (Analogous, Complementary, ect.) So choose one, and make one of the colors the same as the color of your furniture. Then as you drag the other colors around, the program automatically keeps the colors within the scheme you choose. This could help you figure out other colors that look good with it.
Answered by thequietwriter - Mon Sep 1 18:58:42 2008
What hair color looks good on light skin?
Q. I have naturally dirty blond hair and I want to dye it blonder ... my skin is very fair, I guess sort of neutral colors, and whenever I've tried putting my hair goldy, it makes my skin look flushed and I look washed out, too pale colors can also make me look gray. but sometimes ditto for ash colors. Oh and I have blue eyes I dunno if that helps at all, and thick wavy hair. I've been thinking about Reese Witherspoon's color, too yellow maybe?
Asked by Anna_crazycheerleader - Wed Aug 5 11:19:03 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about a strawberry blonde?I think that color looks really nice on fair skinned people and the warm strawberry color wont wash you out.
Answered by b - Wed Aug 5 11:55:31 2009
Q. I have naturally dirty blond hair and I want to dye it blonder ... my skin is very fair, I guess sort of neutral colors, and whenever I've tried putting my hair goldy, it makes my skin look flushed and I look washed out, too pale colors can also make me look gray. but sometimes ditto for ash colors. Oh and I have blue eyes I dunno if that helps at all, and thick wavy hair. I've been thinking about Reese Witherspoon's color, too yellow maybe?
Asked by Anna_crazycheerleader - Wed Aug 5 11:19:03 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about a strawberry blonde?I think that color looks really nice on fair skinned people and the warm strawberry color wont wash you out.
Answered by b - Wed Aug 5 11:55:31 2009
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