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Alexandria Loconte
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One of the many traits that make Nigerians so incredibly popular is the rainbow of colors and patterns the breed can display. Sometimes these colors can be a little confusing, so I wanted to show examples here to help you understand the coat patterns and colors of the Nigerian Dwarf and Mini (standard breed x Nigerian) dairy goats.
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Many times people will say that there is no way to ever predict the colors that your goats will produce. While we can never be positive before the kids are born, we can make educated guesses on the possibilities based on what we know about the phenotype (physical appearance) and genotype (genetic makeup) of our goats. For example, we can be certain that two black goats bred together will only produce black or chocolate kids. For that reason I will touch on the genetics at play behind these colors and patterns as well, though I go further in depth on the subject matter in my ebook.
This is an example of solid chocolate. Chocolate is a modification on black caused by the B (brown) locus. This modifier causes all of the areas of a goat that would normally be black to instead be brown. Chocolate brown is not to be confused with shades of tan or reddish brown, which are a different gene. Black and chocolate colors are created by eumelanin. Chocolate goats genetically carry two copies of the recessive black gene along with the chocolate modifier. I would register this goat as solid chocolate.
This is an example of a reddish-brown color, being modified by the chamoise pattern. Tan or brown colors are caused by phaeomelanin. These can range in shade from light tan to dark reddish brown. These shades of brown are often found in other patterns such as buckskin and chamoise. These colors should not be confused with gold, chocolate, or red. I would register this goat as dark, red, or mahogany chamoise.
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We proudly use Davines organic color. Davines offers velvety, intense and multi-faceted colors. Made with natural anti-oxidants for long-lasting, shiny colors. Ammonia-free, for an odorless and pleasant application. Delicate formulas for smooth and hydrated hair.
Garnet is a member of the gemstone family known as fine stones. There are several varieties of garnet, some of which offer unsuspected colors. Thus, red is not the exclusive color of garnet: discover what are the true colors of garnet stone.
To make a satellite image, we choose three bands and represent each in tones of red, green, or blue. Because most visible colors can be created by combining red, green, and blue light, we then combine the red, green, and blue-scale images to get a full-color representation of the world.
This series of Landsat images of southeastern Florida and the Northern Everglades illustrates why you might want to see the world in false color. (A related animation shows how the images were made.) The visible light image shows dark green forest, light green agriculture, brown wetlands, silver urban areas (the city of Miami), and turquoise offshore reefs and shallows. These colors are similar to what you would see from an airplane.
Data visualizers and remote sensing scientists make true- or false-color images in order to show the features they are most interested in, and they select the wavelength bands most likely to highlight those features.
The Earth Observatory also uses thermal infrared measurements to show land temperatures, fire areas, or volcanic flows, but most of the time, these are published as grayscale images. Occasionally, the thermal features of interest will be layered on top of a true-color or grayscale image, particularly in the case of a fire or volcano.
For many years, Ralph Lauren offered paint and color collections through partnerships with paint manufacturers and sold these through various home centers. A few years ago, Ralph Lauren decided to stop selling paint and as a result, it is no longer available to purchase, and thus for many people, these are simply discontinued paint colors.
But you are not out of luck. You can find Ralph Lauren WW28 Nigerian Peony at MyPerfectColor, of course! MyPerfectColor uses its expert capabilities to recreate the original Ralph Lauren color by matching the original Ralph Lauren color books and swatches. MyPerfectColor does not use Ralph Lauren paint as it is no longer available. MyPerfectColor matches Ralph Lauren WW28 Nigerian Peony based on Ralph Lauren's color publications. The colors shown on this website are computer video simulations of the Ralph Lauren Color and may not match Ralph Lauren Color standards. Refer to Ralph Lauren Publications to obtain the accurate color.
While we can provide Ralph Lauren WW28 Nigerian Peony in paint, we don't provide any crossover information. We've found that every paint company offers its own unique selection of colors and rarely does a color have an exact equivalent in another brand.
However, under the color image on a color page there is a link that says "Explore Colors". Clicking this link displays colors with similar values and you can look for any colors from the brand you want.
Keep in mind that this just shows similar colors based on the color values we have stored in our database. It doesn't mean it is the same or give any approximation about how close the color is. You can play around with the Hue, Lightness and Chroma sliders to expand the selection.
At one time, it would have been noteworthy enough for a brand to just make passing references to allyship with the LGBTQIA+ community in its public messaging. But today, brands need to do more than add rainbow-colored hearts to their logos or social media posts to show true alliance with a community.
And we still have more reviews and pics coming in! If you saw us live this summer and want to leave us a review or share some pics we'd love that. Write us a review on our Facebook page, or on our Encore page and tag pics on Facebook or Instagram using our handle, thetruecoloursmusic or email us at hello thetruecolours.com
Cats are very colorful creatures, inside and out. Thus, it may seem hard to believe, but genetically, there are only two colors of cats: black and red with many combinations, dilutions, or mixtures of these.
Unless they have the sex-linked orange gene, in which case, they might be red (commonly called orange or ginger), cats are black. Other genes affect coat colors and patterns, such as the dilute gene (turning a black to gray or orange to cream), point-restricted gene (creating Siamese type marking), pie-bald white spotting gene (creating bi-colored cats like tuxedo) or the W masking gene (which produces a white cat).
Black cats, black tabbies, and brown tabbies are the most common cat colors. Of the main cat colors, fawn is the rarest, because it relies upon an unusual combination of recessive genes, which are easily masked by other colors.
The link between cat color and personality has been studied by several research teams, and there is little evidence that coat color determines personality or friendliness. With these prejudices, there are serious repercussions for cat adoption rates if people believe that some colors are friendlier than others. I strongly recommend that people consider every cat as a unique being, regardless of color!
Adire quilting is deeply rooted in Yoruba culture and reflects the spiritual and social beliefs of the community. The vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and meaningful motifs used in adire quilts contribute to their visual appeal and cultural significance.
After the resist-dye process, the fabric is dyed in different colors, creating layers of vibrant hues. The artisans carefully select the colors, considering the overall design and the symbolic meanings associated with different shades. The dyeing process requires precision and expertise to achieve the desired color intensity and to prevent bleeding or smudging.
Color plays a vital role in adire quilts, as each hue carries its own significance. For instance, indigo, the most commonly used color in adire quilts, represents purity, spirituality, and wealth. Other colors, such as red, yellow, and green, may symbolize various aspects of life, such as fertility, joy, and growth.
The strategic use of colors in adire quilts helps convey emotions, values, and stories that are deeply rooted in Nigerian culture. It also allows for individual expression and creativity, as artisans often experiment with different color combinations to achieve their desired aesthetic.
The influence of adire quilts extends beyond the art world and into the realm of fashion and textile design. Designers around the world draw inspiration from the vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and cultural heritage embedded in adire quilts.
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Many times people will say that there is no way to ever predict the colors that your goats will produce. While we can never be positive before the kids are born, we can make educated guesses on the possibilities based on what we know about the phenotype (physical appearance) and genotype (genetic makeup) of our goats. For example, we can be certain that two black goats bred together will only produce black or chocolate kids. For that reason I will touch on the genetics at play behind these colors and patterns as well, though I go further in depth on the subject matter in my ebook.
This is an example of solid chocolate. Chocolate is a modification on black caused by the B (brown) locus. This modifier causes all of the areas of a goat that would normally be black to instead be brown. Chocolate brown is not to be confused with shades of tan or reddish brown, which are a different gene. Black and chocolate colors are created by eumelanin. Chocolate goats genetically carry two copies of the recessive black gene along with the chocolate modifier. I would register this goat as solid chocolate.
This is an example of a reddish-brown color, being modified by the chamoise pattern. Tan or brown colors are caused by phaeomelanin. These can range in shade from light tan to dark reddish brown. These shades of brown are often found in other patterns such as buckskin and chamoise. These colors should not be confused with gold, chocolate, or red. I would register this goat as dark, red, or mahogany chamoise.
Organic
We proudly use Davines organic color. Davines offers velvety, intense and multi-faceted colors. Made with natural anti-oxidants for long-lasting, shiny colors. Ammonia-free, for an odorless and pleasant application. Delicate formulas for smooth and hydrated hair.
Garnet is a member of the gemstone family known as fine stones. There are several varieties of garnet, some of which offer unsuspected colors. Thus, red is not the exclusive color of garnet: discover what are the true colors of garnet stone.
To make a satellite image, we choose three bands and represent each in tones of red, green, or blue. Because most visible colors can be created by combining red, green, and blue light, we then combine the red, green, and blue-scale images to get a full-color representation of the world.
This series of Landsat images of southeastern Florida and the Northern Everglades illustrates why you might want to see the world in false color. (A related animation shows how the images were made.) The visible light image shows dark green forest, light green agriculture, brown wetlands, silver urban areas (the city of Miami), and turquoise offshore reefs and shallows. These colors are similar to what you would see from an airplane.
Data visualizers and remote sensing scientists make true- or false-color images in order to show the features they are most interested in, and they select the wavelength bands most likely to highlight those features.
The Earth Observatory also uses thermal infrared measurements to show land temperatures, fire areas, or volcanic flows, but most of the time, these are published as grayscale images. Occasionally, the thermal features of interest will be layered on top of a true-color or grayscale image, particularly in the case of a fire or volcano.
For many years, Ralph Lauren offered paint and color collections through partnerships with paint manufacturers and sold these through various home centers. A few years ago, Ralph Lauren decided to stop selling paint and as a result, it is no longer available to purchase, and thus for many people, these are simply discontinued paint colors.
But you are not out of luck. You can find Ralph Lauren WW28 Nigerian Peony at MyPerfectColor, of course! MyPerfectColor uses its expert capabilities to recreate the original Ralph Lauren color by matching the original Ralph Lauren color books and swatches. MyPerfectColor does not use Ralph Lauren paint as it is no longer available. MyPerfectColor matches Ralph Lauren WW28 Nigerian Peony based on Ralph Lauren's color publications. The colors shown on this website are computer video simulations of the Ralph Lauren Color and may not match Ralph Lauren Color standards. Refer to Ralph Lauren Publications to obtain the accurate color.
While we can provide Ralph Lauren WW28 Nigerian Peony in paint, we don't provide any crossover information. We've found that every paint company offers its own unique selection of colors and rarely does a color have an exact equivalent in another brand.
However, under the color image on a color page there is a link that says "Explore Colors". Clicking this link displays colors with similar values and you can look for any colors from the brand you want.
Keep in mind that this just shows similar colors based on the color values we have stored in our database. It doesn't mean it is the same or give any approximation about how close the color is. You can play around with the Hue, Lightness and Chroma sliders to expand the selection.
At one time, it would have been noteworthy enough for a brand to just make passing references to allyship with the LGBTQIA+ community in its public messaging. But today, brands need to do more than add rainbow-colored hearts to their logos or social media posts to show true alliance with a community.
And we still have more reviews and pics coming in! If you saw us live this summer and want to leave us a review or share some pics we'd love that. Write us a review on our Facebook page, or on our Encore page and tag pics on Facebook or Instagram using our handle, thetruecoloursmusic or email us at hello thetruecolours.com
Cats are very colorful creatures, inside and out. Thus, it may seem hard to believe, but genetically, there are only two colors of cats: black and red with many combinations, dilutions, or mixtures of these.
Unless they have the sex-linked orange gene, in which case, they might be red (commonly called orange or ginger), cats are black. Other genes affect coat colors and patterns, such as the dilute gene (turning a black to gray or orange to cream), point-restricted gene (creating Siamese type marking), pie-bald white spotting gene (creating bi-colored cats like tuxedo) or the W masking gene (which produces a white cat).
Black cats, black tabbies, and brown tabbies are the most common cat colors. Of the main cat colors, fawn is the rarest, because it relies upon an unusual combination of recessive genes, which are easily masked by other colors.
The link between cat color and personality has been studied by several research teams, and there is little evidence that coat color determines personality or friendliness. With these prejudices, there are serious repercussions for cat adoption rates if people believe that some colors are friendlier than others. I strongly recommend that people consider every cat as a unique being, regardless of color!
Adire quilting is deeply rooted in Yoruba culture and reflects the spiritual and social beliefs of the community. The vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and meaningful motifs used in adire quilts contribute to their visual appeal and cultural significance.
After the resist-dye process, the fabric is dyed in different colors, creating layers of vibrant hues. The artisans carefully select the colors, considering the overall design and the symbolic meanings associated with different shades. The dyeing process requires precision and expertise to achieve the desired color intensity and to prevent bleeding or smudging.
Color plays a vital role in adire quilts, as each hue carries its own significance. For instance, indigo, the most commonly used color in adire quilts, represents purity, spirituality, and wealth. Other colors, such as red, yellow, and green, may symbolize various aspects of life, such as fertility, joy, and growth.
The strategic use of colors in adire quilts helps convey emotions, values, and stories that are deeply rooted in Nigerian culture. It also allows for individual expression and creativity, as artisans often experiment with different color combinations to achieve their desired aesthetic.
The influence of adire quilts extends beyond the art world and into the realm of fashion and textile design. Designers around the world draw inspiration from the vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and cultural heritage embedded in adire quilts.
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