Bright Spring
As a Bright Spring, the key features of your colouring are:
A blend of Winter and Spring colours (a Neutral Season), with more Spring than Winter • Bright, sunny colours • Medium-warm (or warm-neutral in PCA) • Span from vanilla yogurt white to watercolour black
When you shop...
- Your colours feel like tropical flowers and fit into Greek island landscapes.
- Don't invest in colours that are dusty or heathery, faded, or feel Santa Fe next to your palette.
- Focus on bright candy and jelly colours. Bright means lots of colour pigment, without visible gray. Shine is optional.
- Be flexible about the lightness or darkness of individual items, aiming for an overall light-medium to medium-dark level.
- Know that your black is two steps lighter than pure black and may have a slight yellow-orange cast.
- Look for grays that remind you of airplane, duct tape, zinc, shark, and raccoon.
- Find your white in near-white warmed with a trace of yellow, from buttermilk to barely peachy.
- Your lightest colours are very clear and pure, neither frosty light nor dusty soft. Your light colours include clear emerald, grapefruit pink, and chick yellow.
- Use the technique demonstrated by your colour analyst for checking colour warmth/coolness (hue). Your warmth level is warm-neutral. Every colour is selected for that amount of warmth. Getting the colour temperature right is key for good results, and hard to 'guesstimate' without comparing to a fan.
