I don't... find it interesting though
Everyone describing fall colors. That’s the colors outside in November (depending on where you live) but not the color of the month itself?
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Not really ND. That's synesthesia
Oh yeah, you a synesthesia expert huh? what does the number 6 taste like?
I know what 69 tastes like ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
My synesthesia just makes me see sound
Browny orange
Burnt-orange
Came here to say this
Sometimes. But I wonder if others sometimes mix up 4 and A or 7 and L?
Orange, brown, yellow and red
Kinda purplish-maroon, hypersaturated
White, also December to February. March, April brown. Mai green. June to August red. Then brown again till October.
Not really but they feel like that.
Why is november white?
It "feels" white? At least when I task my brain to associate colors with months that's what comes back. November in my childhood had snow, or at least we were tought it should have snow and frost and be cold. It doesn't fit reality but picking a different color feels wrong.
I see. Yeah it used to have snow. Global warming sucks
Why would you make spring brown?! I get the brown leaves in autumn, but spring?!
March and April are usually cold and wet still around here. I associate it more with mud than with warmth or green leafes.
November is a pale & desaturated blue, an extra thin grain texture, conchoidal shapes... ah I'm just describing ice it seems
I'm not diagnosed with anything, but I immediately thought purple
Ochre.
🍁?
That's what I associate it with.
for me it has been lush green, from all the rain we have had
Brown, a darker shade than September (October is orange).
These two bad boys sometimes some gray there's some light gray in them, depends on my mood honestly.
November is trans?
Actually I think that's their answer for every month
Yes this is correct
Orangey brown.
This is it. Burnt Umber
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#883226
I see it as something closer to 9f5233
Yes, I said burnt-orange, but this is the right hex colour.
Correct
This 100%
I felt like it was a darker purple but after seeing #A47DAB I think this is right.
Rust orange
Auburn, a brownish orange
Looked for exactly this one.
It wasnt just brown-ish but forgot the word for it.
I need to make roasted butternut squash soup.
That's December
December is less grey, more white, and with a lighter but more saturated blue
Some geographic regions have gloomy light blue Novembers. December at this location would be a lot more hazy and white.
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November is the most boredom-inducing grey in existence
I agree with the duck. Brown, orange, gold, dark red--the color of fall leaves and Thanksgiving food, like roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce, stuffing, hot apple cider, etc. The colors for the months come from the natural colors of the season the month is in, and the colors for any associated holiday. So, Christmas is red and green, so that's part of the pallet for December. Spring is green, summer is green, warm colors, blue skies, bright colors. Fall is yellows and browns. Winter is cold colors like white and blue:
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