I think I see what happened. They eye-dropped from the âshadedâ side of the skype logo instead of the actual true blue in the core.
Supposedly âSkype blue is a shade of cyan that is comprised of 0 percent red, 94.12 percent blue, and 68.63 percent green.â The hex code is â00aff0â
âŚIâm just pretty big on shades and colors. My colorblind friends just roll their eyes at me and go about their merry way. I sometimes consult with them whenever I need more contrast in my work and canât tell in the grey scale.
Yes, well, whenever they asked me for something done in color, it was a conversation and an half to find out whether they cared for a pale yellow or downright pink, because they just saw both colors as silvery (but if it was a guy, heâd be more particular about not using pink).
I kinda dislike it because⌠Câmon, letâs be real, have you ever used this emoji more than 3 times? (Unless you love complimenting people with oh my, youâre so creative or maybe youâre the creator
I like the WhatsApp emoji the most, it is realistic and has rad colors while still being simple enough to function well as an emoji. Some of those emojis have way too much detail, which just makes it more difficult what itâs supposed to be on a small scale.
My ranking
Rad: Whatsapp, Google
Pretty good: Apple, Samsung, Facebook, JoyPixels, Messenger
Decent: Microsoft, Twitter, Emojidex, Mozilla
Meh: Skype, OpenMoji, LG, HTC, Softbank
I donât use it too often, but itâs a pretty cute emoji and I like it. Partially because it reminds me of what I painted on a primary school wall, bringing back awesome memories. Canât find a picture of the finished painting, but this was the work in progress!
For me itâs the thick black line and in general the colours why I donât really like it. Thatâs just a personal preference though, I can see why others would like it!
emoji!
