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Color Change - color names - a more serious note
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lugnet.lego
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Sun, 9 May 2004 12:12:28 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, David Gregory wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Kevin Salm wrote:
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> > PS. I don't care what the offical names for the new colors are, I will
> > always refer to them as Nazi Grays and Muddy Brown. Those names are
> > suitably evil for colors that truly deserve them. If TLC wants to be known
> > as the company the produces toys in Nazi Gray colors, so be it!
> ¬
> Awesome naming method! I had just gotten used to calling old/classic Grays &
> Browns "True Gray" & "True Brown," and the new grays and browns "false gray"
> and "false brown." I like your nomenclature better though. I think I'll
> start using it.¬ ¬ We could also call the new dark gray "Confederate gray"
> and thus equate it with the evilness of slavery.
I have been having a bit of trouble with the Bricklink
convention, that is the use of "bluish grey" (less with
"reddish brown" however). It seems to me like a better
solution would be to call them *cold* greys--which they
really do seem to me to be, as a former and occasional
graphic designer. Yes, the blue is there, but the big
difference is really in warmth apparent.
So yeah, I'm all for just "cold grey." It's accurate, it's
succinct, and if you're into character assassination of the
new bricks, it's COLD, man, just cold.
Everybody's happy! (or at least less unhappy.)
best
LFB
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| (...) Awesome naming method! I had just gotten used to calling old/classic Grays & Browns "True Gray" & "True Brown," and the new grays and browns "false gray" and "false brown." I like your nomenclature better though. I think I'll start using it. (...) (21 years ago, 6-May-04, to lugnet.lego, FTX)
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