Lol!

I think it's a
>I'm color blind! Ain't that so relatable and wacky!
joke.

This image is several years old, IIRC it's even older than the bikecuck comic.

Green is always a weird ass color considering most human can see like the most amount of it. Isnt that why night vision is always green?

Point still stands. Even before the bikecuck he tried to hard to appeal to the soft comfy crowd

I don't know but I feel less bad about being stupid now.

>obvious meme template

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This makes sense, he isn't wrong here, green makes up half the visible spectrum frankly any examples of yellow + blue=green will seem unnatural to an artist because greens should never be flat

You now realize brown is dark orange
You will never see brown again, only dark orange.

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reminder what's green to you might be someone else's red or purple...

LOL

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And yet... He's doing better than you in life. How does that make you feel?

I realized this in kindergarten and my teachers always tried to tell me I was wrong. The always insisted brown was made from mixing complementary colors, but whenever I tried to tell people you could make brown by mixing orange and black they looked at me like I was retarded.

Bike cuckoo

I don't know much about that user but I don't think he was the laughing stock of the planet for a few months unlike bike cuck

I hate this a lot

Understanding pigments is easier if you understand the actual color spectrum first. Yellow is on a lower frequency than green and blue is higher so adding a little blue logically makes green.

Orange itself wasn't even considered a distinct color until relatively recently, and gets its name from the fruit. Color and language is actually a really weird fucking thing the more you learn about it, some languages only have words for a couple of colors that they use to describe everything.

Wait but then how do you get light brown? There's still a difference between light brown and orange

I told my college illustration teacher that green is a primary color IRL rather than yellow and she was absolutely rattled. I later learned that its very common for old school artists to never get that memo.

No.
There isn't.

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Explain this then bitch boy

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Why do you get so defensive over criticism over a creator on the internet? Is it because you can't control your urge to be a contrarian, or is it because you're projecting yourself onto that little weasel?

Either way, it's kinda pathetic.

It really is interesting how originally learning of orange and brown as separate colors seems to have a tangible effect on perception that can be altered with new knowledge.

You add white
saturation =/= brightness

How do you know how that user's life is?

That's just a tiny part of the scale I posted
U R Dum

Damn, what a fascinating thread

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Nice samefag :)

At least you're not breathing manually

Japanese only (relatively) recently learned to distinguish between green and blue and still uses "blue" to describe a lot of things that would be considered green in English, most notably the color of a forest is referred to as blue.

Haha yeah thank god I'm n-...fuck

>Aha, multiple people are calling me out on my bullshit--time to cope!
Like clockwork.

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Don't reply to me.

>Stop! STOP! I CAN'T COPE ANYMORE!!!1!
Don't play the game if you can't take it, retard.