What color is January?

January is blue because…

• “Blue, like ice on the lake, and the way the sun reflects off of snow.”
• “January is blue because it’s during the winter, which is blue.”
• “It’s cold, and when you’re cold, you turn blue.”
• “Light blue snow and winter sky.”
• “Blue equals ice equals January.”
• “Blue is a matching colour for cold, but if you live in a snowy country like Canada I guess it could be white too.”
• “Blue, since it’s a winter month. White would also make sense for everyone who has snow.”
• “It’s always cold with a side of snow.”
• “One word: snow.”
• “Blue for winter and cold.”
• “January’s cold.”
• “Snow and a new year. ”
• “Ice, cold, etc.”
• “Well, winter is associated with white and blue, and here in the Northern Hemisphere January is winter so... ”
• “The cold and snow.”
• “It’s blue because of winter.”
• “Cold. Colorless. Wintry. ”
• “Cold.”
• “January is blue because of the dreariness of ice and snow and sleet.”
• “Cold. Brrr.”
• “Winter.”
• “January is blue because it reminds me of the sky and the way I miss the summmer ”
• “It’s winter in January. ”

January is red because…

• “First month, first colour. ”
• “The birthstone for January is garnet which is dark red.”
• “1st colour, 1st month. Simple.”
• “Where I live, January is the middle of summer.”
• “The birthstone of January is garnet, and garnet is red.”
• “January is red because it’s fresh like a fresh nosebleed, something that smells fresh, but hurts. You never wanted it to start, you wanted to stay in green, golden December.”

January is white because…

• “Snow!”
• “Snow and boring and quiet and boring and blank. Did I mention boring? It even starts off badly because you’re so tired from NYE.”
• “Blank, snowy, confusing, and nothing to do.”
• “January is the new year, the new start, the clean slate. And at least where I live, the sky is always white with clouds as is the ground with snow and ice.”
• “Cold.”
• “Snow!”
• “January is white because January is the start of winter, and snow is white.”
• “Snow.”
• “It snows.”

January is yellow because…

• “Yellow is ‘jaune’ in french, which starts with J, like January.”
• “January is yellow because yellow is a bright and refreshed colour, as if January is the relief of last year and a clean slate. It is also yellow because January is the most undoubtedly summer month, in the middle of summer, and summer is yellow.”
• “Yellow is bright, like the January sky.”
• “A year of new things, fireworks, bright beginnings, the happiness before February...”

January is grey because…

• “January is boring, and so is grey.”
• “Outside in January is white with snow but also usually dim or foggy, so it’s grey.”

January is orange because…

• “It feels like the Monday of months, and Monday is orange.”

January is green because…

• “January is new and new feels green.”
• “Green means start, and January is the start of the year.”
• “Evergreen trees.”

January is pink because…

• “It’s the first month, like a newborn baby. And a baby is pink!”

January is purple because…

• “January starts with letter J, and the letter J is purple.”
• “The J makes it purple.”

January is black because…

• “Because of my winter depression.”
• “Because when we enter January it’s pitch black outside, and we celebrate January in the darkness of the night. ”