12 thoughts on “Yeah, I know that some of you hate polls.”

1. cyranocyrano 21/02/2005 at 20:12

   So is envy a jewel tone? More olive? Neon?
   I’m trying to imagine any of these colors up against your lovely skin with your hair draped across them, and the last three on the list are thwarting me. ‘Grape’ at least is a despcriptive purple, I guess.

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   1. Krissy Gibbs Post author21/02/2005 at 20:20

      Well, none of these are neon. This is hemp rope, so somewhat muted. I included a link so you could go see the site.

      The green is somewhat deep and trying to be true to green, as oppsed to olive. Not really a jewel tone.

      The blue is very deep blue.

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      1. cyranocyrano 21/02/2005 at 20:31

         Oh! Linkage! Yay!
         Yeah, the statutory grape name is awesome.
         Strictly for color, though…. I’d go with crimson.

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2. babalon_it 21/02/2005 at 20:16

   just for the NAME – Statutory Grape is way too fun.

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3. teamnoir 21/02/2005 at 21:19

   I recommend a contrasting color, preferably one that can be seen in dim light. That eliminates most darker colors and tends to suggest black if it will be used over skin, lighter colors if it will be used over, (presumably black), clothing. And bright, intense middle colors like red for dual use.

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4. terpsichoros 21/02/2005 at 22:24

   I selected Crimson and Blue, but Envy Green is pretty good, too. I guess it depends if you want to do a suspension all in one color, or lots of different colors.

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   1. Krissy Gibbs Post author21/02/2005 at 22:30

      Yeah, I haven’t decided that yet. hrm.

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      1. terpsichoros 21/02/2005 at 22:42

         If I were photographing the suspension, I think I’d prefer all one color, unless there was going to be lots and lots of rope – far more than necessary for the suspension. If you were being suspended, definitely Crimson or Blue, as the Green would clash somewhat with your hair color.

         If it’s not for photography, then it’s more your choice.

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         1. Krissy Gibbs Post author21/02/2005 at 22:46

            That is a good point. Sounds like blue it should be then.

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5. blacksheep_lj 22/02/2005 at 00:19

   Red and black are pretty together….

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6. mystrangedelite 22/02/2005 at 03:19

   I usually think in terms of what will photograph well.

   For that reason, I would suggest sticking with one color, rather than mixing several hues. In this case, I would stick with the crimson… it’s hard to go wrong with red in a photograph.

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7. diabhol 22/02/2005 at 08:29

   My bias wouldn’t allow me to suggest you acquire anything but “Bridgett Blue.” 🙂

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