Self-tutoring about colour choices: the tutor inquires about worldwide favourites.

Blue is the most popular colour worldwide.

From country to country, the second-favourite colour varies: typically it’s red or green. Yet, in Hong Kong, it’s purple!

In both the US and China, the second favourite colour is green; in Britain, Australia, and Germany, it’s red. Harder to find is Canada’s second favourite, but the source I’ve perused suggests red.

Yellow sits far back, commonly behind fifth place.

Source:

today.yougov.com

www.calgaryherald.com

Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.

Self-tutoring about colors: the tutor compares the additive and subtractive systems.

Additive color is the RGB model employed by devices that produce colored light – televisions, for example.

Subtractive color is the CMY (cyan, magenta, yellow) system for pigments. It assumes white light is all around: a colored object reflects some mix from it, which is the color the object is. The object absorbs the colors you can’t see; ie, it subtracts them.

Source:

www.xrite.com

Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.