Background song in the nivea cream add?

I haven't seen that commercial yet, but I do know the name to the background song in the Geico Caveman commercial!

What background colour would compliment a brown horse with a cream coloured mane?

Purple or dark blue, I think. The mane would ';pop'; in front of these colors.What background colour would compliment a brown horse with a cream coloured mane?
think of light colors like yellow and orange. On the color wheel, it shows colors across from each other that has a color for a background. You can look and see what color it is, I would tell you what the color s but I forgot myself. My bad!What background colour would compliment a brown horse with a cream coloured mane?
i would say a violet or purple

What company or product logo has a red circle background w/ what looks like an ice cream cone in the middle?

It might be a bunch of flowers in the middleWhat company or product logo has a red circle background w/ what looks like an ice cream cone in the middle?
That is Cold Stone Creamery.





http://www.coldstonecreamery.com/What company or product logo has a red circle background w/ what looks like an ice cream cone in the middle?
cold stone creamery.





If your refering to the Xcel logo mascot quiz, you can see the answers by going to format, sheet, unhide.

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Name of painting of plate of cherries on cream tablecloth with yellow stoneware pitcher on dark background?

it is not the picture ';cherries on a plate'; by cezanne, though it is similar.Name of painting of plate of cherries on cream tablecloth with yellow stoneware pitcher on dark background?
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Picture of a rose with cream background?

i need to find a picture of a RED rose with a CREAM background, and it has to look nice, like you would hang it up in your roomPicture of a rose with cream background?
Just go on any of the photo sites like flickr, smugmug, zenfolio or fotalia and put that into a search like red rose cream background





I put red rose into flickr and got this


http://www.flickr.com/photos/74979576@N0鈥?/a>





or this


http://www.flickr.com/photos/jolyn/34570鈥?/a>





or this


http://www.flickr.com/photos/m-mz/423041鈥?/a>





there's loads more. Sure you'll find one to fit the bill.Picture of a rose with cream background?
very interesting, there is a young girl who posted a recent question here in the photography section...asking , will my photos sell on ebay??? Try contacting her and asking her...she will probably be thrilled....she has lots of photos of flowers :)





http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind鈥?/a>
http://aquapell.deviantart.com/art/Red-78213722


http://anakidd.deviantart.com/art/Red-Rose-47345339


http://ruth-yang.deviantart.com/art/rose-82664021


http://rippah2.deviantart.com/art/rose-red-39599047


http://decembergirl.deviantart.com/art/Rose-28671151

Can you wear a cream top in a photo if it has a dark gray background?

I know you're not supposed to wear whitesince it washes you out, but what about cream? do the same rules apply?


I have dark brown hair and fair skin.Can you wear a cream top in a photo if it has a dark gray background?
Move away from the background if possible... and keep yourself well lighted... then don't forget to smile ^_^





Oh and it helps if what your wearing have texture... that would greatly decrease the chance of washing you out... even if it's white... it could easily be seen which is skin which is cloth. ^_^Can you wear a cream top in a photo if it has a dark gray background?
Traditionally your hunch is right on. But the best (eye catching) photo's break the rules because it's different. If you like the top and feel comfortable and beautiful in it...that will reflect in the final product...it's what's behind the face that makes the shot not just the clothes. You could also bring an extra shirt and take photo's with both, then you'll have the time to stare at them and pic your best image (in any shirt).
any colour clothing is fine, the camera should compensate and make the needed adjustments on exposure. Plus, you can always edit and enhance photos later with software on your computer - even change the colour of the shirt... the possibilities are truly endless!
I think it would stand you out of the dark background rather than fading...

Is it okay to wear a dress with a cream color background with pale violet/gray flowers to a wedding?

The wedding is a military wedding (dress white uniforms) at 11:00 a.m. in California. I know you're not supposed to wear white, but does that mean even a white/cream background on a pastel print dress?Is it okay to wear a dress with a cream color background with pale violet/gray flowers to a wedding?
Your dress sounds fine.The 'no white' rule refers to solid white.Is it okay to wear a dress with a cream color background with pale violet/gray flowers to a wedding?
When in doubt...
Thanks for providing such great details, that helps a lot, I would say since it is a daytime wedding in a warm climate your dress sounds completely acceptable, if the dress is cream, and not white, it should be okay, I don't think anyone will be offended or anything, so go for it sista'! Hope this helped!!!
If the print is all over the dress and not just at the bottom along the hem, then I think you will be safe.
Wear the dress and have a great time. I do not believe there is any dress code for the guests at a military wedding.
Assuming you've been invited to the wedding and you're not crashing it, I would guess that means you know the bride and/or groom. Would it be out of line to ask them if your dress would be inappropriate? Or am I just being too logical here?
I think that you should play it safe and find something else to wear. It's better to be safe than sorry.
Sounds fine to me. A least you're not wearing blue jeans! but seriously, the white rule means solid white, not a print.
i think your dress sounds pretty and appropriate. have a nice time at the wedding!!
DON'T EVEN TRY IT!
Sounds really pretty to me! It's definitely not white either, so you won't be 'competing' with the bride. It sounds like a winner. :)