Since it can be hard to choose when you are after a certain type of colour but can decide on an individual one within that colour, I thought I would make a comparison page that easily shows the differences.


While technically 'purple', GE-02 and GE-08 can be good choices for a slightly more indigo edge to the blue. GE-22 lends a green edge to the blue, while GE-14 and GE-23 are quite bluish greys and quite good for one after a paler, more wintry blue colour. GE-15 is also a good choice for a character with more changeable eyes. GE-19, GE-20 and GE-22 are the best choice for very straight blues. GE-12 and GE-19 are the darkest blues, while GE-05 and GE-25 are the palest.


GE-01 and GE-02 are the palest purples, while GE-08 and GE-11 are the darkest. Each of these sets has a more bluish and a more reddish version, allowing a variety of purple. GE-23 and GE-27 are both very subtle colours for a more muted purple.


GE-14 and GE-23 are the best choices for a more neutral, blue-toned grey, where GE-10 and GE-13 are more brown toned, the former more so than the latter. GE-27 is a good choice for a more violet-toned grey.


Unlike some of the more subtle differences of colours available, the range of greens are all quite obviously very different from each other.


Like green, the range of browns is fairly limited and diverse. GE-13 is not technically a brown but has a subtle brown edge to it for those after a more muted colour.


While GE-01 and GE-11 are technically purples, they have a strong reddish overtone to them and are a good choice for those looking for something other than a straight red. GE-07 and GE-16 are the darkest colours available, GE-07 being a straight red without any yellow tones where GE-16 is a deep orange. GE-31 is the palest of these colours, making the red pink.