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Maybe there's a reason men don't typically wear pink?
Visit www.colormatters.com
Contributed by Erin Nordquist
Creating these vibrant colors for a piece I made for my mother. The colors I have are a diverse arangement of the color wheel.
Contributed by Melissa Newell
This website is really cool. You pick a color to the right and the search results come up with every picture that has that same color in it. It's so awesome, try it out!
Visit labs.tineye.com
Contributed by Katie Leavitt
While humans have 3 phototrecepters (red, blue, and green), mantis shrimp have 16, allowing them to see infrared, UV and polarized light! Their eyes are separated in to three parts, giving the ‘trinocular vision’ and the ability to move their pupil independently.
Click for more: scienceblogs.com
Contributed by Taylor Jackson
Different cultures have different names for colors and they often have less names and identifications of color than English-speakers. For example a culture might have words for only "white", "black", and "red" and anything that's not black or white is considered to be "red" which would totally confuse an American.
Contributed by Emma Brittain
