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These are the 'cool dark colors' from RGBScript 0.6, generated with different start colors red, green and blue ('start color red' refers to the primary byte and doesn't necessarily result in a red output; in this case the R pair also happens to start high, so the initial color in the left column is yellow). The narrow bandwidth of generated colors is striking. Why that is would be the subject of painstaking research (i.e. examining the RGB values and at least trying to imagine how they came to be). At least it makes for a good picture.

Description
These are the 'cool dark colors' from RGBScript 0.6, generated with different start colors red, green and blue ('start color red' refers to the primary byte and doesn't necessarily result in a red output; in this case the R pair also happens to start high, so the initial color in the left column is yellow). The narrow bandwidth of generated colors is striking. Why that is would be the subject of painstaking research (i.e. examining the RGB values and at least trying to imagine how they came to be). At least it makes for a good picture.