More gray . . .
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- sneakybadger0
Hahahaha!
- Sorry, been there with reds and browns... *sigh*sneakybadger
- PIZZA0
"not sure about the green background"
...it was grey and he was looking at it on my screen but was my boss so the PA agreed with him because she was pathetic
- i think im gonna have pizza today because of your name.iCanHasQBN
- Mr_Know0
this makes me wonder if business minded folk are specifically colorblind to subdued shades of blue.
that is nearly identical to a blue on our website branding; one of the useless cogs upstairs keeps complaining about the "ugly grey" on our site. we don't have one single grey.
- subtlety is not the marketing department's forte.Mr_Know
- orrinward0
Those hues are commonly perceived as grey, especially when put up next to high saturations of other colours.
It is quite silly though!
- Knuckleberry0
Scientifically speaking...
the human eye loses shades of blue during the course of its lifetime. They say babies see in crazy shades of blue and by the time they are able to recognize anything they have already lost some shades.I am not smart, NPR just did some interview with some scientist... thats where I heard it.
- marychain0
"Clients are blind to form and color"
- Alvin Lustig
- autoflavour0
Sasha?
- linearch0
i literally got a "make the logo bigger" yesterday....it was amazing. i said no.
- toe_knee0
it's slate grey so in a way he is correct
- instrmntl0
cornflower blue