Okay, heh. Here we go. Because bolding individual letters takes time, I’m just going to capitalize the letters now. Warning: LONG post ahead.
Perderabo:
Most prominent color in yours is green; both the P and the D are green, although they are two different shades. The B on the end is a bright pink that sort of highlights the end of the word. Both E’s are very, very pale blue-whites; the O is sort of just there, and the two R’s are a deep maroon purple that stays in the background. The word makes me see something/someone with attitude, good posture, you know; a sort of sauciness, maybe. I’m thinking that this is because it partially resembles the word “pert.” But it’s a more “sedate” word than “pert” is.
sulla:
Most prominent is the deep crimson in the S. You also have a pale yellow in the U, though, and some purple/maroon in the L’s that I might almost call black. Don’t hit me, but because your name resembles “sullen,” it sort of looks a bit silent and heavy. It’s also very solid and opaque, and if your name suddenly magically walked I could see it plodding along (as opposed to striding or bouncing or something). It makes me think of Bert (the Sesame Street character), a little bit.
fierra:
Despite the fact that your name doesn’t have any oranges or real reds in it or anything, it still looks like a combination of sultry and fierce. The F’s and R’s are both shades of maroon and purple, but they are not identical (the R’s are darker here). They aren’t as quiet as you might think; the effect from them in the context of this word is sorta like a stormy red-maroon-purple sky. The I is a normal yellow that pales a little bit because of the blue-white E sitting next to it. The A on the end is important in the word image but not much so in the color.
sdimbert:
First word that came to mind for image was “turtle.” Small, squat, close to the ground, crawling around. Not YOU, your name, heh. Although the S would normally be a dominant deep red, it’s lowercase here and the D is so bright next to the normally dark red that they’re almost equal in prominence. The I is a basic (if a tiny bit pale) yellow, the M is a pale candy red (not extremely pale, but not real red, either) and the B is a pink (not a screaming bright one). The E is a pale blue-white, while the R, a dark purple-maroon, and the brown-dark orange T darken the word somewhat.
ZenBeam:
The “Zen” part of your name is sort of wide and heavy, a bit like a pyramid, but it looks…dignified? It’s got a pretty dark orange in the Z and a somewhat brighter orange N. The E is mostly white, here, not much blue to be seen. The “Beam” part is like yellow light radiating from open eyes or an open source; it looks pleased with itself. Interestingly enough, there isn’t any yellow in “Beam,” the B is a medium pink, the M a pale candy red (as I described it before), and the E a pale blue with a mostly white A (some minor red undertones).
lee:
Tuesday is a brownish-yellow with some red and green background notes (coming from the S and D).
Your name doesn’t have much in the way of color (L is a dark maroon-purple, and the E’s are almost white with a tiny bit of blue), but it looks like a mouth that’s a bit open (teeth are showing a lot) with a tip of a tongue poking out a little. That’s because of the E’s, which look like they’re grinning. Not actually looks like that; but it has that EFFECT of looking like it.
aseymayo:
Your name looks a little like a lopsided, silly but wide smile. It’s sort of flat and a bit like cream cheese (in texture appearance, not in taste). It’s got mostly similar colors—a pale white-red in the A, a crimson S, pink-salmon Y and the pale candy red M that I’ve noted in other people’s names. But because the first letter is A, the word’s main color is VERY pale white-red. You also have pale blue-white E and another A later in the word.
