A plurality say humility is yellow. Click a color to add your vote.
Humility is yellow because…
“Humility is an active choice, blue feels too passive. Humility feels warm, so it should be a warm color. Red and Orange are too hot, though. I was between warm shades of green and brown as other choices, but humility shines too bright so I had to pick yellow.”
“Sunflowers are modest.”
Humility is blue because…
“Humility reminds me of sadness, which I think we can all agree is blue.”
“It’s a soft blue so you are a soft hearted person and humble and not bright and standing out.”
“Humility is blue because when you get humiliated, you get embarrassed and sad, and sadness is blue.”
Humility is pink because…
“You blush either pink or red.”
“Humility is cute, and soft, and humble—just like pink!”
“Humility is pink because embarrassment is pink, because you’re blushing.”
“Because your face turns pink when your embarrassed and humiliated, like when you’re in an awkward situation.”
Humility is orange because…
“Orange is an ugly color, and humility is an ugly word.”
“A humble person could have a throne of gold but prefers a patch of carrots.”
Humility is green because…
“Because nature is green, and it’s humble.”
Humility is red because…
“The blush you get after being embarrassed.”
Humility is white because…
“Humility is not judging anyone or yourself, basically seeing you or others with a blank ‘white’ slate.”
“Humility is one of the seven virtues, which made me think of angels.”
“White seems like a pure and humble color, not very bright or ‘in your face.’”
Humility is purple because…
“The word reminds me of a plum.”
Humility is grey because…
“Humble people aren’t very ‘out there,’ and gray isn’t a very ‘out there’ color.”
Humility is brown because…
“It’s the color of modest clothing—not too bright in any direction.”
“The Franciscans are a very humble religious organization who serve others, and they wear brown.”
“Brown is an unassuming color, it doesn’t beg for attention.”