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 | Red: aggressive, passionate, strong vital
Excellent for accents and bold statements. Stimulates the appetite, and can
be associated with debt. |
| Pink: feminine, innocent, soft, healthy
Has feminine associations. |
| Orange: cheerful, fun, warn exuberant
Good highlight color for graphs and charts |
| Yellow: positive, sunshine
Appeals to intellectuals. Eye catching, great for accents,
but too much is unnerving |
| Green: tranquil, healthy, fresh
Deep tones convey status and wealth; pale tones are soothing |
| Blue: authoritative, dignified, secure
Signifies fiscal responsibility and security, universally a popular color |
| Purple: sophisticated, expensive, royal, mysterious
Use for upscale and artistic audiences; too much can overwhelm |
| Brown: utilitarian, earthy or woodsy, subtly rich
Signifies less important items in documents, but an
excellent choice for environmental materials |
| White: pure, truthful, contemporary, refined
Dark colors are enlivened when surrounded by white space. White feels
refreshing. |
| Gray: somber, authoritative, practical, corporate
For conservative audiences, good accent for neutralizing brights |
| Black: serious, distinctive, bold, classic
Dramatic effects, great background color |
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Waterfall
James Starling
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Recommended Books Listing
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(As soon as the portfolios are finished,
images in this column will be linked to the artist's portfolios)
Attention Artists!
If you want additional display space, submit an article for possible
publication. Follow guidelines specified under "Submission Guidelines"
above.
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