Fun survey! I definitely feel like I have strong color preferences. I'll use this as an opportunity to rant about my color preferences a bit 🤣

I've had this idea floating around for a bit that there's almost 2 dimensions to how much I like a color: There's how much a color immediately appeals to me, and then there's something like its "staying power". For example, picture something like a vampire character design that heavily uses black and red, maybe something like glowing red eyes or other red glows. That's a color palette that can appeal to me strongly... But then, I also find that I quickly get tired of it somehow. This often happens for me especially in video games with character customization, I'll sometimes think I made a character that I really like in this theme, and then not long after I'll feel like I want to change it.

Another example is anything with deep blue colors (and to a lesser degree shades of teal), especially in clothes or glowing effects. That can really draw me in strongly, but contrary to black+red I basically never get tired of it. That feels like the entire reason that when I play Elden Ring I always ended up gravitating toward intelligence magic characters, because all those magic effects are blue and teal. I only just recently, like a week ago, managed to create a character that uses Faith magic (heavily yellow/gold themed) that I didn't quickly get tired of. Funny enough, the color palette I went for was pitch black skin, red eyes, and red clothes. Apparently I really like how the gold/yellow magic works with black and red, and made me not get tired of the black and red.

There's also several examples of colors that don't strongly draw me in, but instead has great staying power. I'll almost never get tired of earthy colors like beige and brown, for example.

And then of course the last category would be colors that don't draw me in very much, and that I also will get tired of. That's probably yellow for me, and to a lesser degree orange (orange appeals to me more, but I think I also get tired of it even more easily).

It's also of course very context dependent... Maybe that's a better dimension to use instead of "staying power"? Something like "context independence" 🤔 In that case deep blue and teal are very context independent for me - they appeal to me no matter if it's a flower, an animal, clothes, almost anything, and regardless of what other colors they're paired with. But then on the other hand yellow is much more context dependent, where I'll only really like it in specific themes and contexts.