Edgar Redmond
The motivator, the leader, to inspire; the color of strength, health, and vitality, red is often the color chosen by someone outgoing, aggressive, vigorous and impulsive. It goes with an ambitious nature but those who choose it can be abrupt at times, determined to get all they can out of life, quick to judge people and take sides. Red people are usually optimistic and can’t stand monotony; they are rather restless and not at all introspective, so they may be unaware of their own shortcomings. They find it hard to be objective and may blame others for any mishaps. Red is usually chosen by people with open and uncomplicated natures, with a zest for life.
Lawrence Bluer
The communicator, the inventor, to know; blue is the color of deliberation and introspection, conservatism and duty. Patient, persevering, conscientious, sensitive and self-controlled, Blues like to be admired for their steady character and wisdom. They are faithful, but are often worriers with somewhat inflexible beliefs and can be too cautious, and suspicious of flamboyant behavior.
Herman Greenhill
The peacemaker, the nurturer, to regulate; the color of harmony and balance, green symbolizes hope, renewal and peace. Greens are generally frank, community-minded people, fairly sociable but preferring peace at any price. Green people can be too self-effacing, modest and patient, so they may get exploited by others. They are usually refined, civilized and reputable.
Gregory Violet
The idealist, the seeker, to give; purples are highly individual, fastidious, witty and sensitive, with a strong desire to be unique and different. Temperamental, expansive and artistic, they may become aloof and sarcastic when misunderstood.
