Blue Phase?

[1beataway]

How about teal?

[Crystal6]

How about teal?

*control c* *mspaint* *control v* *looks up color*

Red: 88
Green: 83
Blue: 87

Therefor it is purple! XD But I call it blue anyway because the blue still outweighs the green.
Besides in some spots its...

Red: 100
Green: 110
Blue: 119

Which means blue out weighs the red AND the green in those spots. I think....

[1beataway]

Aren't those colours gray?

I have no problem calling them blue. But Kurt does. So, there's gotta be some shade he agrees with. Kerry started it, but I want to continue.


How about cerulean?

[scribbles]

They can be harder to find. I found mine at PetSmart.

[Crystal6]

Aren't those colours gray?

I have no problem calling them blue. But Kurt does. So, there's gotta be some shade he agrees with. Kerry started it, but I want to continue.


How about cerulean?

Sorta gray yeah. The picture used was kinda dark though. Here's my own frog for a comparison:

Red: 205
Green:224
Blue:108

^ As you can see mine has about double the red and green by comparison to the blueish one.

I really think the lighting affects it though. The green one in the picture with the blue ones is...

Red:125
Green:131
Blue:59

Yeah. MUCH less blue by both of them. Therefor it is blue. <_< >_> In my world. Where having less blue pigment by comparison to your other pigments makes you not blue and having more then the others makes you definately blue. Though, I have not taken any advanced art classes so, I'm probably way off from whats officially correct.

[1beataway]

Oh, I see what you did!

Well, Luigi is:

Red:36
Green:108
Blue: 122

(at one of the darkest spots on his body)

Therefore...he is mostly blue.

[Crystal6]

Oh, I see what you did!

Well, Luigi is:

Red:36
Green:108
Blue: 122

(at one of the darkest spots on his body)

Therefore...he is mostly blue.

*checks* Oooh you're right. Neat. I wonder if you breed two blue ones if they have blue off spring.

[1beataway]

Well, maybe at least Kurt won't be able to argue that it's a mostly blue phase.