A NEW, MORE SATURATED VERSION OF MY FAVORITE COLOR HAS BEEN SEEN BY FIVE PEOPLE AND THEY ARE NOT ME I AM UPSET
I WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER FOR FURTHER STUDIES, PLEASE SHOOT THE TEAL-MAKING LASER IN MY EYES
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A NEW, MORE SATURATED VERSION OF MY FAVORITE COLOR HAS BEEN SEEN BY FIVE PEOPLE AND THEY ARE NOT ME I AM UPSET
I WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER FOR FURTHER STUDIES, PLEASE SHOOT THE TEAL-MAKING LASER IN MY EYES
has anyone done this yet, someone must have
Reminding:
The new color discovered by scientists called "olo color" was a color that ONLY 5 PEOPLE there saw (as far as I know, after something laser-like was shined into their eyes).
So no, you haven't seen this color before, no you've never used this color, and no this color is NOT the color of Hatsune Miku's hair or any of the skins in Amoung us.
The reason why the color shown to us on Twitter was turquoise (or maybe cyan, I'm not sure) was because the tone of this color was reportedly the closest possible color to the olo color.
So, as you can see, most likely none of us will be able to see this color.
The ‘newest color discovered by scientists’ yeah, I’m p sure this is the closest to the color only shrimp can see we’re gonna get cause Olo is just a shade above electric teal that changes depending on how you look at it. It’s like a chameleon color. ‘This is the closest approximation to the color only more saturated and intense’. As an artist and with the technology we have, you crank that saturation and vibrancy levels all the way up and it changes how you see the color depending on the lighting and angle.
It’s a color you’ve only ever seen out of the corners of your vision. Looking at the math and diagrams, the end result is something that shows up just beyond what we can see but barely scuffs the surface of our scope of color. 0,1,0 Olo. (Which is a stupid name for a color. If it looks like an electric teal ‘only more intense,’ then keep it in the teal family of colors!)