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       Our surroundings effect most us on deeper levels. In design, some of the effects of color are well
       known and accepted by
many people. Color not only has psychological impact, but is considered
       symbolic as well.

   
       This section will give insights to what colors make us feel as well as understanding that the
       symbolic aspects of color can be different because of culture. 
 
 





  
      It's fitting to begin with Blue.....
 
                          nothing is an accident.                       
 
 
 
 
 
Blue

 

Represents Spirituality

 

 

  BLUE WORD POOL:

 

 

   Looking Within

   Care

   Consideration

   Loyalty 

   Serenity

   Calming

   Tranquility

   Truth

   Creativity

 

 

It stands for

 

Reliability

 

and

 

Consistency

   

in Business

 

 

           Blue is related to Water            

 

 
    
 

 
 
   All things blue represent such harmony in me..with water...with sky. A coolness like beach glass calms me and whispers of days with laughter when the world was bigger and the ocean so far away. Deep blues of evenings end evoke a heavier feeling, sometimes even sadness, but still within that, there is richness...an intensity that reaches nothing less than parts of my soul...






Red
Passion

RED WORD POOL:

Love
Strength
Anger
Aggression
Heat
Warning



 Red is Bold,

 Energetic,

Sensual and evokes emotion

from Love to Anger


 
Studies have indicated that red carries the
strongest reaction of all colors
The color red may be any number of identical
colors at the lowest frequencies of light
visible by the human eye.
Red is also one of the chief
colors of noticeable light,
 the other two being green and blue.




   




 

Watch this video from the Paint Quality Institute
to understand more how color affects all of us
 The Psychology of Color
 
 
 
 




 

 
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