Ellie Vernez

Barry Blue born 4 December 1950 is a English singer, producer and song writer. His birth name is Barry Ian Green but during a 2020 interview he revealed that he adopted the name blue due to superstitions amongst circus performers who believed green to be an unlucky colour. This was further believed due to his last three singles released under the name Barry Greene were not very successful. Some known hits of his is dancin (on a Saturday night) and do you wanna dance. Both of these songs were released in 1973. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Blue

The plane soars through the sky Out the window a view so blue Different shaped clouds Oh what a beautiful sight. The beach is a wonderful place The sea so warm and nice A luscious shade of blue Oh look at those waves. Blue is such a beautiful colour. From periwinkle, to baby blue or navy.

https://imgur.com/a/YFv4xVQ I've recently just started growing a spiderplant, I've never really liked plants but I saw this and I loved it. And this is the progress so far

Avocado green was really big in the 1970's, this was due to everyone being inspired by mother nature hues. “Coming off of the 1969 moon landing and the first ever view of earth from space, the 1970s invited a renewed interest in nature and being outdoors,” explains Alessandra Wood. Who is an interior design expert and also vice president of style at Modsy. While rusty colours such as brown, oranges and yellows were all in range nothing was as big as avocado green. Many people chose kitchen appliances and had wall painted avocado green. Avocado green seems to be a colour that is coming back in population with many people choosing this colour to decorate their homes. Sustainability has become a key consideration for people around the world, because of global warming. That's being reflected in our choices at home," Karipidi says. It also states that now a lot of people are more environmental aware eco friendly colours like terracotta, mustard and avocado green are coming back in fashion. https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/biggest-it-colors-of-past-50-years-36953840 https://www.bbc.co.uk/culture/article/20210512-what-your-colour-choice-says-about-you

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https://imgur.com/a/m86H8mq Fantastic Mr Fox 2009 This is a animated adventure comedy directed by Wes Anderson. It's about a fox called Mr fox who goes back to his stealing ways unable to resist his animal instincts only to find himself trapped and him and his kind hunted by three farmers, who didn't take kindly to their resources and food being stolen by the fox. When this film came out I took my niece to the cinema to see it and while I'm glad she enjoyed I however did not. I don't know whether it was my age or not. But I didn't like the story lines, I think the animation was poor. It is definitely a film that I would not watch again.

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https://imgur.com/a/brztQaU Yellow reminds me of beautiful sunsets. And this picture just makes me feel warm inside and reminds me of being on holiday and watching the sunset over the sea

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Orange was known as one of the earliest pigments to appear in the cultural works of humans. It can be found dating before 1300 bc in Egypt. But before this our ancestors had to go through extreme and dangerous lengths to find the raw materials to create orange. For centuries the only way to get the materials to create orange would require a trip to a volcano as the only place to find the mineral, orpiment was located in sulphureous fumaroles which is by active volcanoes. Erupting volcanos are very hot and alot very unpredictable and can erupt at any given moment. They also spew noxious arsenic gas which can kill you. Making it a very dangerous job. https://www.dorncolor.com/2019/07/30/the-dangerous-history-of-orange/

https://imgur.com/a/OGwyAXo Orange reminds me of Halloween and while it's not my favourite holiday. Me and my mum absolutely love watching horror movies together and on a few occasions we have gone to the cinema at Halloween to watch a scary movie. It also brings back memories of going trick or treating as a kid and taking my niece trick or treating

Red Salamanders Red Salamanders are stout bodied amphibians and they can be either red, brown or purple in colour. They also have unusual shaped dark spots on their backs. Younger Salamanders are known to be brighter in colour while adults darken with age. Salamanders have projectile tounges that can extend and be withdrawn within 11 milliseconds. They also have glands that can produce a toxic secretion which helps deter predators. Their diet consists of small invertebrates such as arachnids, worms and small insects. https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/northern-red-salamander

https://imgur.com/a/1Q6g0bK Formal night out https://imgur.com/a/gHJfdVH Night clubbing

https://imgur.com/a/tdObr3A The colour red brings back many happy memories from my childhood. Going strawberry picking with my dad. Po was my favourite teletuby as a child. And when I was younger my mum brought me a massive red christmas stocking which she would fill up with sweets/ chocolates and small gifts and me being small basically had to climb into the stocking to reach them. My niece now uses this.