This unusual green looks, at first glance, more like a yellow-brown. However, it has an almost jewel-tone look to it, and it pairs well with deep reds. While Chinese Green likely would not be considered a true neutral, it’s somewhat close.

A color you may recognize if you’re familiar with olives, like those infamous fruits (yes olives are fruits) we all know and either love or hate. Olive green shouldn’t need much description for you to picture what it looks like.There are practically as many camouflage patterns as there are terrains. But Camouflage Green (or a very close color) can be found in most. This is a unique, bluish-gray green that works as a neutral. It makes an excellent, quiet wall color, and it also looks nice in a lighter tint.

From the name, you’d probably guess that Screamin’ Green is a neon color. However, while it’s fairly bright, it hasn’t quite reached neon level. This color is a lot like seafoam green with a bit less blue. If you like a neon, in-your-face green, this bright and exciting color is an excellent choice. While its highlighter-like glow may be too much for some projects, it’s ideal for applications where grabbing attention is absolutely essential.Most of us likely don’t think of corn when we imagine the color green. However, this dusky greenish-yellow is just about the exact color of the leaves that cover an ear of corn. If you need a shade of green that’s light and yellow-heavy without being overly bright, this is a great candidate. Aptly named because of its use as the official color for California’s Sacramento State University. While this color might not see much use outside of the official capacity for the college, it’s a variation of green that you should know exist. S. Fantetti; C. Petracchi (2001). Il dizionario dei colori: nomi e valori in quadricromia. Bologna: Zanichelli. ISBN 88-08-07995-3. Slimy Green is another color whose name doesn’t sound particularly appealing. However, the color itself is promising. It’s a deep, rich green that offers plenty of presence despite not being especially dark or especially bright. It’s a great statement-making shade for logos.

This green is officially categorized as a shade of chartreuse. It was originally used as the color for the Android robot logo. But as of 2019, the brand switched to an updated hex value. However, the logo still appears in the original Android Green in some places. Android Green is very similar to the color of pea soup. This color is a brownish green with a vintage appeal. And as the name suggests, it is just about the color of old moss. Old Moss Green works well as a neutral, and it looks good paired with other darker shades of green. Green-Yellow doesn’t have a very exciting name. But the name does describe the color perfectly: it’s a greenish yellow. As you can see from the CMYK values, it leans more yellow than blue, creating a bright and high-energy hue.National Football League: Franchise Records (1920 through present)". TruColor.net. November 21, 2017 . Retrieved March 11, 2019. This deep green is reminiscent of vast forests, which seems appropriate. It’s named for the Kaitoke Regional Park in New Zealand. For a darker green that still has a lot of energy to it, Kaitoke is an excellent choice. The display has rounded corners that follow a beautiful curved design, and these corners are within a standard rectangle. When measured as a standard rectangular shape, the screen is 6.06 inches (iPhone 13 Pro), 6.68 inches (iPhone 13 Pro Max), 6.06 inches (iPhone 13), or 5.42 inches (iPhone 13 mini) diagonally. Actual viewable area is less.

Bitter Lime is an interesting twist on the classic lime green. And just like an actual lime that’s on the tart side, this color has more yellow than blue. The result is an unusual color, but it’s great for applications like advertising when you want a bright color without going to a near-blinding neon shade. It isn’t really clear why this color is called UFO Green. After all, there’s nothing particularly otherworldly about it. In fact, it looks a lot like green grass. But if you’re looking for a somewhat bright, relatively balanced green with slightly more blue than yellow, UFO Green is a good choice. Cadmium Green, sometimes also called Empire, is a bold and confident shade that’s just a bit lighter than hunter green. It’s deep without being overly dark, making it a well-balanced choice for most projects.

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We all know what forest green looks like; it’s a rich, deep color that reminds one of Evergreen trees. It’s a nice dark shade if you’re looking for a darker color for your design. Just about everyone is familiar with the tart crispness of the classic Granny Smith apple. This slightly demure green, while it’s a bit less yellow than most Granny Smiths, is nonetheless a great tribute. It’s ideal if you like mint-like greens but want something slightly darker. Color Space Conversions Decimal 18771 Binary 00000000, 01001001, 01010011 Hexadecimal #004953 LRV ≈ 5.4% Closest short hex #045 ΔE = 4.498 RGB rgb(0, 73, 83) RGBA rgba(0, 73, 83, 1.0) rg chromaticity r: 0.000, g: 0.468, b: 0.532 RYB red: 0.000%, yellow: 15.231%, blue: 32.549% Android / android.graphics.Color -16758445 / 0xff004953 HSL hsl(187, 100%, 16%) HSLA hsla(187, 100%, 16%, 1.0) HSV / HSB hue: 187° (187.229), saturation: 100% (1.000), value: 33% (0.325) HSP hue: 187.229, saturation: 100.000%, perceived brightness: 24.532% HSL uv (HUSL) H: 211.351, S: 100.019, L: 27.816 Cubehelix H: -180.840, S: 0.772, L: 0.205 TSL T: -1.615, S: 0.482, L: 0.205 CMYK cyan: 100% (1.000), magenta: 12% (0.120), yellow: 0% (0.000), key: 67% (0.675) CMY cyan: 100% (1.000), magenta: 71% (0.714), yellow: 67% (0.675) XYZ X: 3.943, Y: 5.389, Z: 9.014 xyY x: 0.215, y: 0.294, Y: 5.389 CIELab L: 27.816, a: -15.770, b: -11.623 CIELuv L: 27.816, u: -20.535, v: -12.510 CIELCH / LCHab L: 27.816, C: 19.591, H: 216.391 CIELUV / LCHuv L: 27.816, C: 24.046, H: 211.351 Hunter-Lab L: 23.214, a: -10.305, b: -6.773 CIECAM02 J: 19.344, C: 29.596, h: 212.578, Q: 86.652, M: 25.881, s: 54.652, H: 269.918 OSA-UCS lightness: -10.126, jaune: -1.899, green: 3.127 LMS L: 3.741, M: 6.429, S: 8.950 YCbCr Y: 60.926, Cb: 143.194, Cr: 95.243 YCoCg Y: 57.250, Cg: 15.750, Co: -20.750 YDbDr Y: 52.313, Db: 46.180, Dr: 99.479 YPbPr Y: 58.171, Pb: 13.395, Pr: -36.960 xvYCC Y: 65.959, Cb: 139.767, Cr: 95.533 YIQ Y: 52.313, I: -46.700, Q: -12.325 YUV Y: 52.313, U: 15.101, V: -45.895 Okhsl h: 210.315, s: 1.000, l: 0.276 Okhsv h: 210.315. s: 1.000, v: 0.342 Okhwb h: 210.315, w: 0.000, b: 0.658 Oklab l: 0.372, a: -0.056, b: -0.032 Oklch l: 0.372, c: 0.064, h: 210.315 Munsell Color System 2.5B 2/6 ΔE = 2.925 Brand Color About.me (blue) ΔE = 10.803 Random Colors Benjamin, Cody (March 20, 2018). "Why do the Eagles' green jerseys look so different than they did a few years ago?". BleedingGreenNation.com. SB Nation . Retrieved December 12, 2018.