Wikipedia:WikiProject Color/Assessment

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Color
articles		 Importance
Top High Mid Low None Total
Quality
Good article GA 3 3
B 5 12 12 2 31
Start 5 38 53 32 8 136
Stub 13 48 148 6 215
Assessed 13 63 113 182 14 385
Unassessed 7 7
Total 13 63 113 182 21 392

This is the WikiProject Color assessment summary page. See WP:1.0, WP:WVWP and its Color listing for more information. For color articles, see Category:Color or List of color topics. For color stubs, see Category:Color stubs.

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[edit] Instructions

An article's assessment is generated from the class and importance parameters in the {{WikiProject Color}} banner on its talk page.

{{WikiProject Color|class=|importance=}}

The following values may be used for the class parameter:

Articles for which a valid class is not provided are listed in Category:Unassessed color articles. The class should be assigned according to the quality scale below.

The following values may be used for the importance parameter:

The parameter is not used if an article's class is set to NA, and may be omitted in those cases. The importance should be assigned according to the importance scale below.

[edit] Grading scheme

[edit] Quality scale

Quality descriptors
Article progress grading scheme [  v • d • e  ]
Label Criteria Reader's experience Editor's experience Example
Featured article FA
{{FA-Class}}		 Reserved exclusively for articles that have received "Featured article" status, and meet the current criteria for featured articles. Definitive. Outstanding, thorough article; a great source for encyclopedic information. No further additions are necessary unless new published information has come to light, but further improvements to the text are often possible. Tourette Syndrome (as of July 2007)
Featured list FL
{{FL-Class}}		 Reserved exclusively for articles that have received "Featured lists" status, and meet the current criteria for featured lists. Definitive. Outstanding, thorough list; a great source for encyclopedic information. No further additions are necessary unless new published information has come to light, but further improvements to the text are often possible. FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives (as of January 2008)
A
{{A-Class}}		 Provides a well-written, reasonably clear and complete description of the topic, as described in How to write a great article. It should be of a length suitable for the subject, with a well-written introduction and an appropriate series of headings to break up the content. It should have sufficient external literature references, preferably from reliable, third-party published sources with a reputation for fact-checking and accuracy (peer-reviewed where appropriate). Should be well illustrated, with no copyright problems. At the stage where it could at least be considered for featured article status, corresponds to the "Wikipedia 1.0" standard. Very useful to readers. A fairly complete treatment of the subject. A non-expert in the subject matter would typically find nothing wanting. May miss a few relevant points. Minor edits and adjustments would improve the article, particularly if brought to bear by a subject-matter expert. In particular, issues of breadth, completeness, and balance may need work. Peer-review would be helpful at this stage. Durian (as of March 2007)
Good article GA
{{GA-Class}}		 The article has passed through the Good article nomination process and been granted GA status, meeting the good article standards. This should be used for articles that still need some work to reach featured article standards, but that are otherwise acceptable. Good articles that may succeed in FAC should be considered A-Class articles, but having completed the Good article designation process is not a requirement for A-Class. Useful to nearly all readers. A good treatment of the subject. No obvious problems, gaps, or excessive information. Adequate for most purposes, but other encyclopedias could do a better job. Some editing will clearly be helpful, but not necessary for a good reader experience. If the article is not already fully wikified, now is the time. International Space Station (as of February 2007)
B
{{B-Class}}		 Commonly the highest article grade that is assigned outside a more formal review process. Has several of the elements described in "start", usually a majority of the material needed for a comprehensive article. Nonetheless, it has some gaps or missing elements or references, needs editing for language usage or clarity, balance of content, or contains other policy problems such as copyright, Neutral Point Of View (NPOV) or No Original Research (NOR). With NPOV a well written B-class may correspond to the "Wikipedia 0.5" or "usable" standard. Articles that are close to GA status but don't meet the Good article criteria should be B- or Start-class articles. Useful to many, but not all, readers. A casual reader flipping through articles would feel that they generally understood the topic, but a serious student or researcher trying to use the material would have trouble doing so, or would risk error in derivative work. Considerable editing is still needed, including filling in some important gaps or correcting significant policy errors. Articles for which cleanup is needed will typically have this designation to start with. Jammu and Kashmir (as of October 2007) has a lot of helpful material but needs more prose content and references.
Start
{{Start-Class}}		 The article has a meaningful amount of good content, but it is still weak in many areas, and may lack a key element. For example an article on Africa might cover the geography well, but be weak on history and culture. Has at least one serious element of gathered materials, including any one of the following:
  • a particularly useful picture or graphic
  • multiple links that help explain or illustrate the topic
  • a subheading that fully treats an element of the topic
  • multiple subheadings that indicate material that could be added to complete the article
 Useful to some, provides a moderate amount of information, but many readers will need to find additional sources of information. The article clearly needs to be expanded. Substantial/major editing is needed, most material for a complete article needs to be added. This article still needs to be completed, so an article cleanup tag is inappropriate at this stage. Real analysis (as of November 2006)
Stub
{{Stub-Class}}		 The article is either a very short article or a rough collection of information that will need much work to bring it to A-Class level. It is usually very short, but can be of any length if the material is irrelevant or incomprehensible. Possibly useful to someone who has no idea what the term meant. May be useless to a reader only passingly familiar with the term. At best a brief, informed dictionary definition. Any editing or additional material can be helpful. Coffee table book (as of July 2005)

[edit] Importance scale

Importance descriptors

The article's importance, regardless of its quality

Top Subject is a must-have for a print encyclopaedia
High Subject contributes a depth of knowledge
Mid Subject fills in more minor details
Low Subject is peripheral knowledge, possibly trivial

[edit] Assessment log (updated by bot)

Automatically-updated log; do not modify directly 


Contact with WP Color
Article Import Date Assess Ver Comments
Color blindness [1] Top May 10, 2007 Good article GA 0.5 In WP Medical genetics (edit comment)
Green [2] Top December 11, 2007 Good article GA Linked from Atlantic Monthly (edit comment)
Pigment [3] Top September 23, 2006 Good article GA I noticed in the first line of the article that someone inserted the phrase "a this is the nmodt bullshitmaterial". I removed it but I suspect more alterations were made that I might not be knowledgeable enough to detect.

-Clownilingus Clownilingus (talk) 00:23, 30 January 2008 (UTC) (edit comment)
Color [4] Top August 23, 2006 B Core topic (edit comment)
Color theory [5] Top August 30, 2006 B
Color vision [6] Top August 28, 2006 B
Primary color [7] Top August 26, 2006 B Expand request (edit comment)
Red [8] Top January 3, 2008 B
CIE 1931 color space [9] High September 6, 2006 B
CIECAM02 [10] High March 22, 2008 B
Color difference [11] High February 26, 2008 B
Color printing [12] High April 6, 2007 B
Color temperature [13] High August 25, 2006 B In WP Filmmaking (edit comment)
HSL and HSV [14] High September 7, 2006 B It's not very heavy, but the list of editors and which color models are used as tools by which should probably include "Picture Window Pro."* It is used by a number of professional photographers as well as may advanced amateurs.

___________________________________________________

Prof. Jewell (talk) 06:52, 29 April 2008 (UTC) (edit comment)
Indexed color [15] High March 1, 2008 B
Munsell color system [16] High April 22, 2007 B
RGB color model [17] High August 26, 2006 B
Standard illuminant [18] High April 16, 2008 B
Theory of Colours [19] High September 30, 2007 B
Visible spectrum [20] High August 24, 2006 B In WP Physics (edit comment)
Color Rendering Index [21] Mid February 17, 2008 B
Color grading [22] Mid August 30, 2006 B in WP Filmmaking (edit comment)
Halftone [23] Mid April 6, 2007 B
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe [24] Mid September 20, 2007 B * has a stub section and needs more referencing plange 03:08, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
List of palettes [25] Mid September 7, 2006 B But I think that some work is still pending. There are stub sections (as the nintendo PPU) and some section without a sample image (as the 9-bit RGB section). --Ricardo Cancho Niemietz 17:48, 27 February 2007 (UTC) (edit comment)
Palette (computing) [26] Mid March 1, 2008 B Article revisited and rewritten. Do someone to rate it now? I know, it lacks references yet... -Ricardo Cancho Niemietz (talk) 19:01, 19 February 2008 (UTC) (edit comment)
Prussian blue [27] Mid September 12, 2006 B
Thomas Young (scientist) [28] Mid October 8, 2007 B
Tincture (heraldry) [29] Mid August 26, 2006 B Peer review requested (edit comment)
Ultramarine [30] Mid August 26, 2006 B
Vermilion [31] Mid August 26, 2006 B
Web colors [32] Mid August 24, 2006 B
Chromotherapy [33] Low September 23, 2006 B
Y'UV [34] Low April 22, 2007 B
Black [35] Top August 26, 2006 Start (edit comment)
Blue [36] Top September 20, 2007 Start
Grey [37] Top August 26, 2006 Start
White [38] Top August 26, 2006 Start (edit comment)
Yellow [39] Top August 30, 2006 Start
Additive color [40] High September 20, 2007 Start
Brown [41] High August 26, 2006 Start
CMYK color model [42] High September 6, 2006 Start
Chromaticity [43] High September 20, 2007 Start merge with saturation (color theory) (edit comment)
Color balance [44] High May 16, 2007 Start
Color model [45] High August 30, 2006 Start
Color name [46] High August 30, 2006 Start
Color solid [47] High September 20, 2007 Start
Color space [48] High May 18, 2007 Start
Color wheel [49] High September 20, 2007 Start
Colorimeter [50] High September 20, 2007 Start
Colorimetry [51] High September 20, 2007 Start merge from Spectral reflectance (edit comment)
Complementary color [52] High September 20, 2007 Start
Cyan [53] High September 20, 2007 Start
Dominant wavelength [54] High September 6, 2006 Start
Gamut [55] High August 31, 2006 Start
Hue [56] High September 20, 2007 Start
Human skin color [57] High September 20, 2007 Start
Lab color space [58] High August 30, 2006 Start
List of colors [59] High August 23, 2006 Start Under two of the 'percentage' columns on this page, why are there several values over 100%?

IGGR (talk) 03:52, 12 April 2008 (UTC) (edit comment)
MacAdam ellipse [60] High September 22, 2006 Start
Magenta [61] High August 26, 2006 Start (edit comment)
Metamerism (color) [62] High September 22, 2006 Start
Natural Color System [63] High September 22, 2006 Start
Opponent process [64] High September 22, 2006 Start
Orange (colour) [65] High August 26, 2006 Start
Pantone [66] High August 31, 2006 Start
Pink [67] High August 26, 2006 Start
Purple [68] High August 26, 2006 Start
SRGB [69] High July 28, 2007 Start
Spectrophotometry [70] High August 31, 2006 Start
Spectrum analysis [71] High September 9, 2006 Start
Spot color [72] High September 22, 2006 Start
Subtractive color [73] High July 31, 2007 Start The article does not reflect the significant variation in the colors of

subtractive primaries -- both in CMYK inks and in artists' paints.

There is no mention of the importance of color management in converting source images to the color space of the specific colorants that are being used (or of artists' adaptation to the particular paints they are using).

The previous article assessment here was completely confused about CMYK (calling it an additive color space, which is certainly wrong), and tried to argue that red, blue and yellow are "the true" primaries. Actually there is no such thing: the names "magenta", "cyan" and "yellow" or "red", "blue" and "yellow" are conventional names for whatever primaries are being used in a three-primary system -- the former by the printing/reprographic industry, and the latter by artists. "Cyan" as used in CMYK printers is often very blueish, for example. In fact any vaguely similar colorants will work as a three-primary system, although some combinations are better than others in maximizing color gamut.

The "Limitations" section of the article, besides being poorly titled, fails to mention several other reasons for using black ink (e.g. ink economy, more accurate alignment), and the reason it does give is confused: there's no reason why equal densities of CMY (or RYB) would need to be used to produce a rich black.

There is no discussion of the role of white (i.e. white ink, paint, or the white of the unmarked substrate) when using subtractive color spaces. (edit comment)
Tetrachromacy [74] High April 6, 2007 Start
Trichromacy [75] High April 6, 2007 Start
White point [76] High September 20, 2007 Start
YCbCr [77] High December 11, 2006 Start
Adams chromatic valence color space [78] Mid September 7, 2006 Start
Alizarin [79] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
Amber (color) [80] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Bayer filter [81] Mid September 6, 2006 Start
Black-and-white [82] Mid September 18, 2007 Start
CIELUV color space [83] Mid August 13, 2007 Start
Celadon (color)/Comments Mid December 16, 2006 Start
Color constancy [84] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Color management [85] Mid August 31, 2006 Start Should this article be merged with "color calibration"? They cover very similar aspects, and both are incomplete. wh 08:57, 15 August 2007 (UTC) (edit comment)
Color symbolism and psychology [86] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Cone cell [87] Mid October 11, 2007 Start
Crimson [88] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
D65 [89] Mid February 21, 2008 Start
Dichromacy [90] Mid April 6, 2007 Start
Distinguishing blue from green in language [91] Mid September 7, 2006 Start
Eigengrau [92] Mid August 26, 2006 Start Was on MP Did you know? (edit comment)
False-color [93] Mid August 25, 2006 Start
Fuchsia (color) [94] Mid September 20, 2007 Start The color is FUSCHIA, not fuchsia! (edit comment)
Gold (color) [95] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
Grassmann's law (optics) [96] Mid May 8, 2007 Start
Grayscale [97] Mid September 18, 2007 Start
Henry Hemmendinger [98] Mid September 11, 2006 Start
Hermann von Helmholtz [99] Mid October 8, 2007 Start
Indigo [100] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Johannes Itten [101] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Khaki (color) [102] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Kruithof curve [103] Mid May 6, 2008 Start
LMS color space [104] Mid February 17, 2008 Start
Lavender (color) [105] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
List of Crayola crayon colors [106] Mid September 7, 2006 Start
List of color topics [107] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Maroon (color) [108] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
Mauve [109] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
Monochromacy [110] Mid April 6, 2007 Start
National colours [111] Mid August 25, 2006 Start
Ochre [112] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
Orcein [113] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Pentachromacy [114] Mid April 6, 2007 Start
Photographic print toning [115] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Photoreceptor cell [116] Mid October 24, 2007 Start
Planckian locus [117] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Prism (optics) [118] Mid September 7, 2006 Start
RGB color space [119] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Registration black [120] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Rose madder [121] Mid September 20, 2007 Start
Sepia tone [122] Mid August 25, 2006 Start
Sienna [123] Mid August 26, 2006 Start
The Color Association of the United States [124] Mid August 30, 2006 Start
Traditional colors of Japan [125] Mid August 25, 2006 Start
Violet (color) [126] Mid July 25, 2007 Start
Visual perception [127] Mid October 6, 2007 Start
Wilhelm Ostwald [128] Mid October 11, 2007 Start
X11 color names [129] Mid August 30, 2006 Start
Alvy Ray Smith [130] Low October 11, 2007 Start
Animal colouration [131] Low July 22, 2007 Start
Ao (color) [132] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Argent [133] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Azure [134] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Bleu celeste [135] Low August 26, 2006 Start
British racing green [136] Low August 26, 2006 Start In WP British Motorsport (edit comment)
Color of water [137] Low September 6, 2007 Start
Color tool [138] Low August 23, 2006 Start
Cosmic latte [139] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Demosaicing [140] Low September 7, 2006 Start
Green and gold [141] Low August 25, 2006 Start
Grue and bleen [142] Low September 7, 2006 Start
Gules [143] Low September 5, 2006 Start
Hexachrome [144] Low April 6, 2007 Start
International Klein Blue [145] Low September 20, 2007 Start
Light-on-dark color scheme [146] Low September 5, 2006 Start
List of color spaces and their uses [147] Low September 20, 2007 Start
List of international auto racing colors [148] Low August 25, 2006 Start
Mountbatten pink [149] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Polychrome [150] Low August 31, 2006 Start
Purpure [151] Low August 31, 2006 Start
Rail Blue [152] Low August 26, 2006 Start In WP Trains (edit comment)
Rose (color) [153] Low September 20, 2007 Start
Rosso corsa [154] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Safety orange [155] Low September 21, 2007 Start
School bus yellow [156] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Selective yellow [157] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Terra cotta [158] Low August 26, 2006 Start
Tricolour [159] Low August 30, 2006 Start
Vert [160] Low August 31, 2006 Start
Whiteness [161] Low February 26, 2008 Start
Colorfulness [162] December 11, 2006 Start
Maya Blue [163] January 15, 2008 Start
Non-photo blue [164] April 16, 2008 Start
Pan-African colours [165] November 8, 2006 Start
Pan-Arab colors [166] October 24, 2006 Start
Pan-Slavic colours [167] March 8, 2007 Start
St. Patrick's Blue [168] March 17, 2008 Start
YIQ [169] December 11, 2006 Start
Blue-green [170] High September 18, 2007 Stub Do not merge Cyan into anything else, please. The distinct color Cyan has been inportant all of my adult life; beginning in early televison at Philco Research and with the advent of computers in many of the GUIs that I am still working on. It is distinct, please do not blur it.

Thanks,

65.166.166.226 (talk) 22:46, 25 February 2008 (UTC)Bernard O'Connor (edit comment)
Colourant [171] High August 24, 2006 Stub
Harmonic (color) [172] High August 24, 2006 Stub
International Color Consortium [173] High August 30, 2006 Stub
International Commission on Illumination [174] High August 30, 2006 Stub
Ishihara color test [175] High August 30, 2006 Stub
Lightness (color) [176] High September 20, 2007 Stub
Monochrome [177] High August 31, 2006 Stub
RYB color model [178] High September 9, 2006 Stub
Secondary color [179] High August 25, 2006 Stub
Spectral color [180] High September 9, 2006 Stub
Tertiary color [181] High August 30, 2006 Stub
Young–Helmholtz theory [182] High October 8, 2007 Stub
Absolute color space [183] Mid September 1, 2006 Stub
Adobe RGB color space [184] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Adobe Wide Gamut RGB color space [185] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Albert Henry Munsell [186] Mid September 6, 2006 Stub
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists [187] Mid September 6, 2006 Stub
Anti-flash white [188] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Aqua (color) [189] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Beige [190] Mid August 30, 2006 Stub
Bistre [191] Mid August 26, 2006 Stub
Blaze Orange [192] Mid August 31, 2006 Stub
Burnt sienna [193] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Burnt umber [194] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Celadon (color) [195] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub ===Quality===
  • What's needed?*

To change it to a, all it needs is a disambiguation link at the top, and at least one or two external links, I think. Phil.andy.graves 04:52, 16 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Importance

  • Agree*
  • Disagree*

I disagree, because I believe it is a popular color (at least in America?), especially for weddings. I believe it to be at least a. I have not looked at any online references to support this yet; in planning my wedding this was the color we chose after it was given to my fiancee by our coordinator. Phil.andy.graves 04:52, 16 December 2006 (UTC) (edit comment)
Cerulean blue [196] Mid September 1, 2006 Stub
Chromophore [197] Mid August 30, 2006 Stub
Cobalt blue [198] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Color code [199] Mid August 31, 2006 Stub
Color scheme [200] Mid August 30, 2006 Stub
Colour Index International [201] Mid August 30, 2006 Stub
Contrast effect [202] Mid September 20, 2007 Stub
Ecru [203] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Ewald Hering [204] Mid September 20, 2007 Stub
Green-yellow [205] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Image gradient [206] Mid September 20, 2007 Stub
Lime (color) [207] Mid August 26, 2006 Stub
Moses Harris [208] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Munsell Color Company [209] Mid October 11, 2007 Stub
Navy blue [210] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Neugebauer equations [211] Mid September 22, 2006 Stub
Olive (color) [212] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Payne's grey [213] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Puce [214] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Rendering intent [215] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Royal blue [216] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Scarlet (color) [217] Mid August 30, 2006 Stub
Sepia (color) [218] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Silver (color) [219] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Society of Dyers and Colourists [220] Mid August 30, 2006 Stub
Spectral power distribution [221] Mid September 24, 2007 Stub
Super black [222] Mid August 26, 2006 Stub
Tan (color) [223] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Teal (color) [224] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Tristimulus value [225] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Turquoise (color) [226] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Utility location [227] Mid August 26, 2006 Stub
Variations of orange [228] Mid September 21, 2007 Stub
YPbPr [229] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Zaffre [230] Mid August 24, 2006 Stub
Air Force blue [231] Low September 21, 2007 Stub
Alice-Blue (color) [232] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Amethyst (color) [233] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Apricot (color) [234] Low December 17, 2006 Stub
Aquamarine (color) [235] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Auburn (color) [236] Low September 21, 2007 Stub
Azure (color) [237] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Baby blue [238] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Bastard (color) [239] Low March 7, 2008 Stub
Bice [240] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Blue Wool Scale [241] Low August 24, 2006 Stub orphan (edit comment)
Bondi blue [242] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Bright green [243] Low December 17, 2006 Stub
Brunswick green [244] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Buff (colour) [245] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Burgundy (color) [246] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Camouflage green [247] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Cardinal (color) [248] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Carmine (color) [249] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Carnation (heraldry) [250] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Carnation pink [251] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Ceil [252] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Cendrée [253] Low December 7, 2006 Stub
Cerise (color) [254] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Cerulean [255] Low September 1, 2006 Stub
Champagne (color) [256] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Chartreuse (color) [257] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Chestnut (color) [258] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Color Matching Method [259] Low August 25, 2006 Stub
Color correction [260] Low May 22, 2007 Stub
Color in Islamic history [261] Low August 25, 2006 Stub
ColorZilla [262] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Colored shadow [263] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Columbia blue [264] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Copper (color) [265] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Coral (color) [266] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Cordovan (color) [267] Low February 17, 2008 Stub
Corn (color) [268] Low August 24, 2006 Stub I was trying to research what the colors are for the 'University of Michigan' and ran across this web page which follows: http://www.1122productions.com/tradition/colors/

When you scroll down to University of Michigan it reads: Michigan: maize, azure blue (teams wear maize and dark blue) From Michigan's web site: 1867 - Maize and azure blue adopted as class colors by a student committee and become official school colors in 1912 by action of the regents. (edit comment)
Cornflower blue [269] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Cream (color) [270] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Dark blue (color) [271] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Dark-on-light color scheme [272] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Davy's grey [273] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Denim (color) [274] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Dodger blue [275] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Earth tone [276] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Eggplant (color) [277] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Eggshell (colour) [278] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Emerald (color) [279] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Ermine (heraldry) [280] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Falu red [281] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Feldgrau [282] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Fern green [283] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Fire engine red [284] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Flax (color) [285] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Gamboge [286] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Geru [287] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Goldenrod (color) [288] Low August 23, 2006 Stub
Gray-asparagus [289] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Green in Islam [290] Low May 6, 2008 Stub
HKS (colour system) [291] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Harlequin (color) [292] Low September 20, 2007 Stub
Heliotrope (color) [293] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
International orange [294] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Inverted spectrum [295] Low August 25, 2006 Stub
Iris (color) [296] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Ivory (color) [297] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Jade (color) [298] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Lavender Blush [299] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Lemon (color) [300] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Lemon chiffon [301] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Light blue [302] Low September 21, 2007 Stub
Lilac (color) [303] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Liver (color) [304] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Magic Pink [305] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Magnolia (color) [306] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Mahogany (color) [307] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Maize (color) [308] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Midnight blue [309] Low October 18, 2006 Stub
Moss green [310] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Murrey [311] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Mustard (color) [312] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Myrtle (color) [313] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Navajo white [314] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Old Gold [315] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Olive drab [316] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Or (heraldry) [317] Low August 31, 2006 Stub
Orchid (color) [318] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Palatinate (colour) [319] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Pale brown [320] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Papaya whip [321] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Pastel green [322] Low December 17, 2006 Stub
Peach (color) [323] Low August 23, 2006 Stub
Peach-orange [324] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Peach-yellow [325] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Pear (color) [326] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Periwinkle (color) [327] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Persian blue [328] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Persian red [329] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Pine green [330] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Pink-orange [331] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Powder blue [332] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
ProPhoto RGB color space [333] Low December 11, 2006 Stub
Pumpkin (color) [334] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
RAL (color space system) [335] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
RG color space [336] Low September 9, 2006 Stub
RGBA color space [337] Low September 9, 2006 Stub
Raw umber (color) [338] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Red-violet [339] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Rg chromaticity [340] Low September 9, 2006 Stub
Rifle green [341] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Robin egg blue [342] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Roy G. Biv [343] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Ruddy [344] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Russet (color) [345] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Rust (color) [346] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Sable (heraldry) [347] Low September 5, 2006 Stub
Saffron (color) [348] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Salmon (color) [349] Low August 23, 2006 Stub
Salmon pink [350] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Sandy brown (color) [351] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Sangria (color) [352] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Sanguine (heraldry) [353] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Sap green [354] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Sapphire (color) [355] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
ScRGB color space [356] Low April 6, 2007 Stub
Sea green [357] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Seal brown [358] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Seashell (color) [359] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Sinople [360] Low September 5, 2006 Stub
Slate gray [361] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Spring green (color) [362] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Steel blue [363] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
TSL color space [364] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Tangerine (color) [365] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Taupe [366] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Tea green [367] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Tenné [368] Low August 31, 2006 Stub
Thistle (color) [369] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Tiffany Blue [370] Low August 26, 2006 Stub
Vair [371] Low August 31, 2006 Stub
Venetian red [372] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Viridian [373] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Wheat (color) [374] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
X-Rite [375] Low October 8, 2007 Stub
XvYCC [376] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
YDbDr [377] Low August 30, 2006 Stub
Zinnwaldite (color) [378] Low August 24, 2006 Stub
Abney effect [379] August 25, 2006 Stub
CcMmYK color model [380] September 7, 2006 Stub
Goniochromism [381] August 24, 2006 Stub
Han Purple and Han Blue [382] May 11, 2008 Stub
Value (colorimetry) [383] August 24, 2006 Stub
Xanthochromia [384] August 24, 2006 Stub
Brilliant Blue FCF [385] May 14, 2008 Unassessed
British Colour Council [386] April 16, 2008 Unassessed
Calcein [387] May 14, 2008 Unassessed
Neon color [388] March 7, 2008 Unassessed
Tints and shades [389] May 6, 2008 Unassessed
Variations of green [390] March 9, 2008 Unassessed
Verdigris [391] May 14, 2008 Unassessed
See also: assessed article categories. Last update: June 8, 2008