grab your FREE brand colour e-book
download your copy
nowmonthly newsletter
get your monthly dose of
colour & designawards
Constant Contact
All Star
Decorex 100 Top Interior Design
Twitter Influencers
We support
Karen Haller supports Color Cares™ who are dedicated to changing lives through the uplifting & healing power of colour. Here's how you can join the amazing Color Cares™ Volunteer Network.
Colour & design resources
Some of my favourite resources, inspirations & special finds. Love to know what yours is.
Twitter Love
Monthly Archives: June 2012
business interiors – how lego and mcdonald’s use the colour yellow
business branding colours… what are you saying when you wear yellow
The bonus of branded uniforms means every interaction a member of staff has with customers, and the general public is an opportunity to gain additional brand exposure. For some businesses, there are additional considerations which lead to the introduction of additional colours.
business branding colours… meaning of yellow
When you choose a colour or colours for your brand, do you know what they are saying? Businesses that choose yellow as their primary brand colour, are they all expressing a personality of happiness, optimism and friendliness? And when yellow is incorporated with another colour or colours, you can completely change the meaning of your brand identity without even realising.
Posted in colour branding
Tagged black, blue, business branding, colour psychology, colour symbolism, yellow
Leave a comment
Leave a comment
colour psychology… the meaning of yellow
How do you feel when the sun is shining? Happy, spirits uplifted? So it will probably come as no surprise to you that yellow just happens to be the colour that represents happiness!
dispelling the confusion over colour psychology
I often get asked what is colour psychology exactly. There is definitely a lot of confusion out there with colour association and colour symbolism often being mistaken for colour psychology. So I thought I would explain the differences to clear up any confusion.
Posted in colour symbolism
Tagged colour, colour in culture, colour psychology, colour science
1 Comment
1 Comment
the apprentice… affordable luxury doesn’t have to be bland
If you watched the UK apprentice on Wednesday night you would have seen Tom Gearing and Ricky Martin go through to the final for winning this week’s task.
The brief was to create an affordable luxury product range. They were then asked to present their range, along with their business model, to Lord Sugar and to leading industry experts.
Posted in colour branding
Tagged business branding, business personality, colour psychology, grey
Leave a comment
Leave a comment
Latest From Twitter
