Welcome to Project Colorful, the latest not-so-top-secret project from GantiCorp. Project Colorful is a descendent of Project Paint Brush.

So what is it? Well, it's like the first task of Project Paint Brush, except a certain someone can't "cheat".

You, the user, are tasked with conveying the theme with only three colors and three shapes. The theme is announced in the title of this thread and the next theme is announced at the end of the current Project. The first theme is Seasons. This is a challenge thread and a discussion thread. You are free explain your color-shape choices and free to discuss other user's color-shape choices.

DEFiNiTiONS
Color. All colors are colors. However, neutral colors (black, browns, grays, white) do not count as colors when used as a background. Neutral colors may be counted as colors if specified by the user. Outlines (black or white) do not count as colors, but whatever lays inside (neutral or not) counts as a color.
Shape. Not all shapes are shapes. Only geometric shapes and blobs will be considered shapes. Shapes must also be continuous. Shapes with holes are considered one shape if the holes are filled in with the background color.

RULES
1.) One shape, one color. Shapes cannot be more than one color. Colors may not be blended, except for anti-aliasing.
2.) One color, one shape. Two shapes cannot have the same color.
3.) Different shade, different color. Two different shades of red are two different colors.

Feel free to post any questions or comments you have about the Project.

Yes, that's fine.

A blob is by default definition "shapeless". That's clearly cactus-shaped and mountain-shaped.

Not necessarily. It's just far less likely. The shape of blobs is probabilistic, shapeless in that it can change its shape, which makes it hard to replicate a second time, but most of the time do slightly resemble something if you map out all the changes and average it, like how orbitals map the 90% probabilistic location of electrons. Blobs are like clouds, splats of liquid, amoebae, clumps of algae, confetti dropped all over the floor, a flock of birds, jelly monsters, etc. Certainly, they are more roughly elliptical due to various physical constraints, but an elongated multi-branched structure is far less likely than forked structure or an elongated structure, or an elongated forked structure.

Okay, due to lack of interest, I'm locking this down and trying something different.