Whats your favourite color?

@Rintis (646)
India
August 13, 2008 8:42am CST
I love all pastel shades because I find them soothing to the eye. My favorite is sky blue and lavender. Where as my 4 year old son loves all bold colors; orange, Dark green and especially Black. He even colors all his drawings black. What is your favorite color and why? Do you think that the colors we love also reflects our personality?
5 responses
Natara
@Natara (169)
• Canada
19 Aug 08
I like any color. But I really like purples and pinks and blues.
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shiloh_222
@shiloh_222 (5479)
• Philippines
22 Aug 08
wow.. purple hues, especially lilac is great too.. happy mylotting
Rintis
@Rintis (646)
• India
23 Aug 08
Pink and blue makes a very beautiful combination.
chellymarz
@chellymarz (408)
• Philippines
22 Aug 08
i like the shades of blue, green and pink. it also like black and silver. it really depends on my mood. happy mylotting!
Rintis
@Rintis (646)
• India
23 Aug 08
Black and silver would make a lovely outfit.
shiloh_222
@shiloh_222 (5479)
• Philippines
22 Aug 08
hi.. i like black, shades of brown, pink... hehehe.... i used to like dark blue but not anymore. and some shades of green like olive, teal and tourqouise. happy mylotting
Rintis
@Rintis (646)
• India
23 Aug 08
You seem to be a very practical person. The colors you chose are very earthly ones.
a3sachin
@a3sachin (531)
• India
13 Aug 08
The colors a person likes reflects a lot about his /her character. I used to like black before but now I think it is blue and wight. I don't like black anymore. For some reason I dont prefer red at all.
Rintis
@Rintis (646)
• India
23 Aug 08
Same here I hate red too. It makes me really uneasy.
dagda24
@dagda24 (366)
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13 Aug 08
I think the colours we gravitate towards can be dependant on personality and upbringing, but also of mood. One day I might say my favourite colour is orane, and the next I'd say it was green! The colours I like vary with my emotions. In my experience though, children do tend to prefer bright, bold colours. There's probably a scientific reason for this but I don't know what it is.