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Informal color poll
Supply House Rick
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Is that Grey Goose?
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What color draws your attention?
Wallies --
I'm trying to decide on a background color for my next book. I want to pick something that will draw the eyes to it immediately. So here is the question: If you see a lot of books on a shelf and all you notice from the distance is the color of the jacket and not the title, which would you pick first?
Thanks -- your answers might form my choice!0 -
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Color of the jacket would draw then the title would sell. Road crew orange would be a standout...could also be used for temporary road cone if your truck breaks down...:)Seeing that we keep this literature in our vans....:)0 -
Color
Magenta on bright yellow. The colors used in nuclear plants on the radiation area warning signs. Definitely an eye-grabbing combination.0 -
Most prominent spines in my bookshelves use very bold white lettering in a simple font. Usually dark backgrounds like black or deep purple. Also quite noticeable on a gold background--especially when the gold is combined with other (dark) colors.
For old-style books with cloth or leather, true metallic film titling is best--silver (alumnimum I suppose) generally looks best and seems to last longer than fake gold.0 -
Biege
I think I'll paint the cieling Beige !
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Hmmmmm
How about a deep plum with lime green accents. Or, Fuschia and sunflower yellow.
Basic bright red will stand out on almost any bookshelf John.
PS:
I think you're pondering this a little too deeply0 -
Any...
...old Chrysler car colors from the 60's,Like Hemi Orange!
(remember the 'RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM'?)
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Silver
So I looked at my bookshelf, and the two things that popped out were first a silver 4 volume set, then the purple books. I think silver would be nice for what you want, it's not common and is less obnoxious than purple, orange or the like.
jerry
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Purple it is John
I am partial to purple for two reasons... One it's my birthstone color and two, it stands out well...
Just check out my two books:
"Residential Construction Academy HVAC" and "Heat Pumps".
It's no coincidence that they are both purple.
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Tis Purple!
N/M0 -
CARHARDTT
Canvas Duck Brown, Contractors will feel right at home...
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Flourescents!
lime, yellow, orange, or the purples mentioned above. And yes Chrysler used 'em all. Kevin0 -
My favorite color is
clear.
Have fun!!
Mark H
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Tough crowd
I'm leaning toward orange -- but camouflage is sounding good too.0 -
Camo w'd work
well but how would we find it in a library?0 -
my pick
A copper/bronze.
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Yeah Silver...
Like Duct Tape! I'm kinda partial to duct tape.
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