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A Case for Green
Green, wonderful and sturdy, the many tones it can express such diversity in identity. A limey green flutters natural youth, while a deeper green whispers natural age and wisdom. But viridian hums royalty and construct.
Green can shine or blunt; green can scream or murmur. Brilliant contrast found in nature and poison. Mechanical, mythical, extravagant, but frivolous green is processed by the cleaner, more polished shades.
Green: underrated, underused, underappreciated. I use it whenever I can but it’s difficult to run the revolution alone.
I ask all artists to seek out room in your pieces for green, it’s an underrated, enormously versatile color that should be more frequently put to use in a wider range of stylistic applications.
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This is a short essay supporting the color green and its applications.