I don’t… find it interesting though
orange
Darker Orange
Yep. September is a mustard yellow, October is pumpkin orange, November is a burnt orange, December is either pine green or white.
Lanvendar Purple
Agreed. I was going to call it mauve but I feel like that’s too ungenerous. Today is kind of mauve for me personally, but in general, November has a lot of lavender purple days.
Icy blue as the cloudy sky, misty brown of the bare trees, and earthy greens for the frost-bitten grass.
Edit: Wow. Everyone choosing orange, I guess? But that feels more like September or October. November, to me, feels like winter is starting to set in, but not quite there.
Im with you
Brown
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
Burnt-orange
Came here to say this
Everyone describing fall colors. That’s the colors outside in November (depending on where you live) but not the color of the month itself?
Grey.
Yes, thank you. Not sure how that’s even a question. Just… wildly gestures around
Like the grey fog that settles in my brain around this time of year and stays until we switch clocks back to the superior time (DST) so I actually see the sun in the evening.
Shit I’m working 12 hr days starting next week.
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.
Orangey brown.
This is it. Burnt Umber
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I see it as something closer to 9f5233
Yes, I said burnt-orange, but this is the right hex colour.
Correct
Orange.
This right here your honor is the only right response in this thread.
Yesyesyesyes
Exactly, thank you.
You need the print and the correct light.
Warm gold.
November is a pale & desaturated blue, an extra thin grain texture, conchoidal shapes… ah I’m just describing ice it seems
I thought I was weird by all the orange posts but I somehow also thought sky blue.
It’s obviously a slightly darker orange than October, followed by light grey for December. It’s really very simple.
