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I found a link to this color test on Suzanne Engler's blog, Transitional Textile Artist. I scored 11 (0 is perfect and the worst is color blind) and was amazed that I did so well, as I don't think I'm very good at distinguishing shades, tints, whatever. It is a fun little experiment to determine how well you see differences in color. There were several groups of 3 in each group that looked the same to me, and I didn't spend much time on them. Now I wish I'd tried a bit harder.
I got a 31. I had some serious problems with blue/green!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap. I felt like I did great but I got a 77!!
ReplyDeleteDeborah - The colors are so close! It gets really hard to differentiate, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLisa - In my age group the highest score was like 1500 something. You want a low score, so look at 77 compared to 1500...not so bad!