What color would you say this eye is?
Friday, April 29, 2011
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5 comments:
Greyish and reflectiony.
From that picture, I'd say grey with a touch of green.
I agree with Bibliotropic. In fact, I was going to say greenish-grey prior to reading any of the comments.
Definitely a sage green.
Interesting, as I rarely have my eyes called green in color. Usually it's a very dark blue or dark grey. But it might just be a matter of light reflections, no?
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