Boochie

OMG, I could go on for hours...
Um, first off is purple, then turquoise (did I spell that right?), and finally, silver!!!!!

chelydra

Oh, I see I never answered your query about musical notes... The answer is that I dunno anything about them, although I sometimes wish I did.

chelydra

Hi Norm, I think there's some inner logic in those pairings, or maybe that's just a statistical fluke (any arrangement of a small sampling will produce apparent patterns). But what really impresses me is "1942" — so I'm not the most ancient denizen of this cyber-cave?

Normal

For me the blue-green family, but not the brighter aquas. Probably because they are the most flattering for me to wear!
As a child I sorted the crayons into specific pairs - never varying. Astonished to later learn that the color wheel opposites were not the same as my "pairs." (pink/purple, red/blue, green/orange, brown/yellow and white/black.) Didn't have a large, fancy box of crayons in 1942.

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Combinations of colours ... hmm. There's an old saying - "blue and green should never be seen" - I think that's rubbish. What could be more natural than sky, grass, water, trees all mingled up together.

In fabrics, I particularly like pale pink and brown together - or purple and blue. Any combination of autumn colours is pleasing to my eyes ... yellow, brown, orange, rust and all their variations.