#colour blindness

So kudos to this new print of Uno for adding those little symbols for the colour blind:

I will also thank Ticket to Ride for using symbols as well as colours:

This poll is for colourblind people and others with colour related accessibility needs, such as migraines caused by eyestrain, poor vision, possibly epilepsy? etc.

Which of these Tumblr text colour options is the easiest to both read and distinguish from the default text (based on your preferred settings)

The point is that there's enough contrast that you can easily tell that it's a different colour, AND that it's easy to read text in that colour (and if there are multiple options that are equally good, feel free to just pick whichever looks the nicest)

The colour doesn't have to be distinguishable from other colours, although that's a bonus

Red - Default

Green - Default

Blue - Default

Orange - Default

Pink - Default

Purple - Default

If you want to elaborate on your answer, feel free to put it somewhere in the notes of this post, replies, reblogs, tags, anything goes

My proof?

My red-green colour blind grandfather grows blue roses.

It is just that for everyone else (outside one of my male cousin) those rose look more like magenta.

Saddly, I can't go and take a picture of the actual roses but I did find an image of similar ones and run it through a protanopia filter to give you a good enough understanding of what my grandfather sees vs what everyone else sees.

My point is, for a "descendant of the Queen Mother" (aka person with red-green colour blindness) the concept of blue roses is neither impossible nor even novel.

Meaning, there is a high chance that a colour blind Emperor would have seen blue roses before and definitelly wouldn't be impressed by Jinshi's gift outside seeing roses off season.

I mean: this what those roses would have looked like for any colour blind person who saw them (ignore random Lakan).

can we talk about how colour blindness is very common in Murder Drones.

In all the POV shots, the only character who see's colours is Doll while Uzi, N, and Kenzie Day are all colourblind (specifically cone monochromacy). We also know Alice isn't colourblind since she identified Nori's yellow eyes.

So when Uzi's eye(s) turn yellow or bleeds blood instead of oil; no one points it out because most characters wouldn't be able to tell.

Sitting on the dock.

Originally completed on 24th December 2022.

My interpretation: This piece is loosely inspired by the song sitting on the dock of the bay by Ottis Redding and the book voices by Ursula K LeGuin.