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This is a blog about the symbolism of different colors, and how our brain comprehends them. Here you will find useful information about the meaning of certain colors, how they are used in advertising, and what words are associated with each color.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Monday, November 7, 2011
Eastern world color comprehension:
Marriage: White and Pink are favorite just as in the western world.
Green: Eternity, Family, Harmony, Health, Peace, Posterity
Happiness: Red.
Helpful: Gray
Wealth: Blue, Gold and Purple
White: Children, Helpful people, Marriage, Mourning, Peace, Purity, Travel
Gold: Strength, Wealth
Gold: Strength, Wealth
Evil or Saddness: Just like in the western world: Black.
PURPLE
Royalty, Nobility, Spirituality, Ceremony, Mysterious, Transformation, Wisdom, Enlightenment, Cruelty, Arrogance.
LAVENDER symbolizes femininity, grace and elegance.
According to color theory, it is said that a child's imagination development will be boosted by painting the walls of their room purple.
Color Symbolism - The Use of a color to convey a certain feeling or meaning.
Color symbolism is part of the giant lexicon of essential knowledge in the graphic design and advertising world. The meaning behind colors often vary from culture to culture. For example, did you know that in a lot of Asian countries the color of mourning is actually lavender as opposed to black? Did you know that, in India, a bride to be will not select a white wedding dress, instead she will be wed in yellow. A woman in China will be wed in red.
A lot of advertising companies use color symbolism as well. Did you know, that Dunkin' Donuts chose the colors pink and orange to convey "fast" and "cheap" ?
There are endless facts, opinions, and factors that I plan to explore within the posts of this blog. Please stay tuned for more!
Color symbolism is part of the giant lexicon of essential knowledge in the graphic design and advertising world. The meaning behind colors often vary from culture to culture. For example, did you know that in a lot of Asian countries the color of mourning is actually lavender as opposed to black? Did you know that, in India, a bride to be will not select a white wedding dress, instead she will be wed in yellow. A woman in China will be wed in red.
A lot of advertising companies use color symbolism as well. Did you know, that Dunkin' Donuts chose the colors pink and orange to convey "fast" and "cheap" ?
There are endless facts, opinions, and factors that I plan to explore within the posts of this blog. Please stay tuned for more!
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