Ivory white billboard effect

It depends on whether the words are dark green or light green.

If the words are dark green, the backing board can be ivory white to support the dark words.

If the text is light green, the backing color should be as dark as possible, similar to dark blue that is close to black. If the background color is too bright, the entire signboard will appear too "grey" and the words contained within will not stand out enough.

In addition, when green is used for signboards, it should not be paired with overly warm colors, such as red and orange, as it will appear "cowardly".

The green font on the billboard is the best color to match with the sapphire blue background. The green font can also be matched with the sky blue background, which is also the best color. The green font can also be matched with the peacock blue background, which is also the best color. The best color combination is green fonts on billboards with a silver gray background. The best color combination for green fonts on billboards is sapphire blue.

12 colors: lemon yellow, earthy yellow, grass green, light green, lake blue, green lotus, ocher, ripe brown, white, black, Violet, rose red

There are also 24 colors:

Red-brown series: deep red, bright red, vermilion, rose red, orange red, earthy red , brown red, ocher, cooked brown, flesh color
Yellow series: orange, earthy yellow, dark yellow, medium yellow, light yellow, lemon yellow
Green series: dark green, dark green, olive green, medium green, pink Green, light green, yellow green
Blue and purple series: plain blue, ultramarine, sky blue, lake blue, violet, green lotus
Advanced gray: orange gray, yellow gray, purple gray, blue gray
Grayscale: coal black, titanium white, Patrón gray
Special colors: fluorescent pink, fluorescent orange, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent green