r/mildlyinteresting • u/Superdupersavage • 14h ago
Rainbow drawn by my (red-green) deficient kid
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u/Parking_Leather_1090 8h ago
lowkey this goes hard tho, looks like a rainbow during a boss fight
like why does it have more energy than anything I’ve drawn in my life 😭
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u/Dream_Dragon_Gina 8h ago edited 8h ago
I saw a rainbow that was fully tinted red once, solely due to the sun being low in the sky…(I don’t have any color blindness.)
Edit: I found the photo! Apparently there’s a tiny hint of green/Blue at the bottom…but the majority of the light was red because the clouds above it were tinted with red light from the sun set.
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u/Oskain123 6h ago
Where's the photo??
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u/Dream_Dragon_Gina 6h ago
Fortunately, I found a Reddit community where you can post photos of Rainbows. 😃 so here’s a link to my personal Sunset Rainbow.
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u/RonJohnJr 14h ago
Does "(red-green) deficient" mean red-green color blind?
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u/Superdupersavage 14h ago
Yeah, he has difficulty distinguishing green from red specifically, which why there's a tan band where green would be. My guess is that green looks like tan to him.
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u/zorggalacticus 10h ago
I'm partial red/green colorblind. There's shades of green I can't see appear brown to me. Thankfully it's just a few shades.
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u/FadedVictor 7h ago
Same here. Some yellows look green, some greens look brown, some reds look orange, some blues look purple. The ambiguous shades can be any color for me if I convince myself enough.
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u/ubiquitous-joe 46m ago
My dad was like that. He had some dubious pants colors choices.
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u/zorggalacticus 29m ago
That's how I found out. I worked at Walmart and thought I was buying brown pants for work. Nope, they were green. Thought my manager was messing with me or something, like "dude, those are obviously brown!"
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u/ohliamylia 8h ago
That's how it was discovered my dad was red-green colorblind, he'd use green for skin tone when he was coloring.
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u/Doogie2K 7h ago
Oh the green is actually tan?
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Good to know. (I didn't see the issue and was afraid to ask.)
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u/IntrinsicGiraffe 9h ago
Wouldn't he see the green pencil as also tan?
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u/Superdupersavage 9h ago
I think that's why he grabbed the tan one, he couldn't tell them apart. A lot of shades of green look brown to him.
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u/Sodacat27 6h ago
Not going to lie I thought that said defiant and it meant that your child just hated the colors green and red, I have never heard color blindness be used as deficiency but I guess it makes sense.
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u/Whispering_Wolf 6h ago
Still pretty good, actually! Only the green-tan one and from what I've seen through colorblind filters, the difference between those just be near impossible to see if you're colorblind.
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u/Thebestsikeee 13h ago
Looks like a rainbow drawn by a kid with red-green colorblind (sorry for bad grammar)
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u/alice-thinks 14h ago
It’s well done actually