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I got the idea to actually put labeles in front of all the colors I use so instead of labeling the color I used as Pale Aquamarine, I can just put TRQ 17

In case you can't read 270 degree rotated text, Here's a biref on what each of the 20 groups have to offer

BWG - Blacks, Whites, + Grays
PNK - Pinks, The Redder parts of Magenta, the Lighter reds, and the former "masculine" color from the early 1900's
CSM - Crimson, Reds with a cooler, pinker tone
RED - Various shades of Red, if it was not obvious from the 3 letter word being the same as the abriviation
DSR - Desatruated Reds and Pinks, as well as Reddish browns
COP - Copper tones, AKA Red-Orange
ORG - Shades of Orange guarenteed to prevernt scurvy on your drawings due to high Vitamin C
GLD - Gold tones, Yellow-Orange
BWN -Browns and Pale Oranges
YLO - Stands for Yellow, not YOLO
LIM - Lime Green, and other Warmer, Yellow Toned greens
GRN - Cooler toned Greens
DSG - Plae, Desaturated Greens
TRQ - Turquoise, Cyan, Aqua Blues, whatever you want to call them
SKY - Lighter, Cyan tinted Blues
BLU - Darker, Indigo Style Blues
DSB - Desatruated Blues and Teals
VIO - Violet, which to me at least, ahs always been more of a Blueish Purple
PRP - Purples and Purpleish Pinks
MAG - Magenta, Reddish Violets and the like
DSV - Desaturated Violets and Purples

Description
I got the idea to actually put labeles in front of all the colors I use so instead of labeling the color I used as Pale Aquamarine, I can just put TRQ 17

In case you can't read 270 degree rotated text, Here's a biref on what each of the 20 groups have to offer

BWG - Blacks, Whites, + Grays
PNK - Pinks, The Redder parts of Magenta, the Lighter reds, and the former "masculine" color from the early 1900's
CSM - Crimson, Reds with a cooler, pinker tone
RED - Various shades of Red, if it was not obvious from the 3 letter word being the same as the abriviation
DSR - Desatruated Reds and Pinks, as well as Reddish browns
COP - Copper tones, AKA Red-Orange
ORG - Shades of Orange guarenteed to prevernt scurvy on your drawings due to high Vitamin C
GLD - Gold tones, Yellow-Orange
BWN -Browns and Pale Oranges
YLO - Stands for Yellow, not YOLO
LIM - Lime Green, and other Warmer, Yellow Toned greens
GRN - Cooler toned Greens
DSG - Plae, Desaturated Greens
TRQ - Turquoise, Cyan, Aqua Blues, whatever you want to call them
SKY - Lighter, Cyan tinted Blues
BLU - Darker, Indigo Style Blues
DSB - Desatruated Blues and Teals
VIO - Violet, which to me at least, ahs always been more of a Blueish Purple
PRP - Purples and Purpleish Pinks
MAG - Magenta, Reddish Violets and the like
DSV - Desaturated Violets and Purples