Colored Map
what are the main colors you use when coloring a map?
i had to label a map with like, 40 things… thats a lot! what colors do i use to shade them in? which ones are basic?
Imagining you are coloring in a map of The U.S.
Starting in the west, California should be red and darkish/Grey, it’s on fire.
Further east but still westerly, say Colorado, should be white, it is snowing, and that can cover most of the west from the Sierra Nevada, all the way, from north to south till you reach the,Texas state line. When you reach the lone state, you may want to color it blue and blackish/grey, let it extend up into the heart land. The rain seems endless the tornados are plenty and not limited to it’s usual alley, Auntie M. Tornado paths have no boundaries any more. May be that we are building and inhabiting area that were open farming land, as we are growing very rapidly, or it may be that the atmosphere got a hold of some kind of hallucinate polution. Don’t stop the color blue we are using to signify rain not till you reach the eastern states. Realize, as I write, please remember, I am including all states from north to south. We are now in the east right. Well discluding some areas in Florida, the color for bone dry, would for me be grey again, whitish/grey. There is no water. It is a sign of the times. Mother Nature is the real super power.
God bless us all…
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