Colorgraphically Speaking – Psychology of Blue

Color Budz

January 8th, 2012 |

Author: Lori Sawaya |

Posted in Colorgraphical™ |

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Generally speaking, color is subjective. Universally speaking, there are applicable axioms of color. Colorgraphically speaking, here are examples of how to leverage the power of color and put the psychology of blue to work for you.

Colorographical by Lori Sawaya, Colorographer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at www.colorbudz.com.

http://www.colorsenseconsulting.com Diane Stewart

I love to see color illustrated this way. Brilliant! Please do more of this.
http://www.colorstrategies.net Lori

Thank you, Diane. Planning on ‘Colorgraphically Speaking Sundays’ so new color psychology, color symbolism, or cultural color Venn Diagrams will post on Sundays.

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