Monday, March 2, 2009

Colour Psychology part3

Brown
Brown represents effectiveness, strength, reliability warmth, comfort, security, politeness, richness, and helpfulness. Brown usually represents earth and natural things. Brown can also create feelings of sadness and isolation brown can also be conventional and sophisticated.

Grey

Gray is the color of independence and self-reliance, gray represents separation, lack of involvement and ultimately loneliness. Grey is associated with old age, death, taxes, depression or a lost sense of direction.

Silver

Silver represents prestige and cleanness. Silver can also come off as cold and scientific. Silver is balancing, harmonizing and sensitive.

Colour Psychology part2

Pink
Pink is a tranquilizing colour that symbolizes innocence and child-like flirtatiousness. Pink is usually associated with Spring, gratitude, appreciation, admiration, sympathy, homosexuality, kittens, femininity, health, love, sex, marriage, joy. Pink is used mainly in products for children and babies.

Blue
Blue can create feelings of calmness or serenity but if it is over used it can create feelings of sadness. Blue represents things that are peaceful, tranquil, secure, loyal, trust worthy and orderly

Black
Black reflects authority and power, it is also associated with unhappiness, formality, and sophistication.

White
White reflects purity, cleanliness, sterility,youthfulness, mildness and neutrality.White can create feelings of peace and comfort.

Gold
Gold is associated with value it suggests expensive, and prestige.