Colour Psychology

Colours can play an important role in conveying information nonverbally, creating certain moods, and even influencing the decisions people make.
 

Colour Psychology In its simplest terms, has become a popular area of colour theory that assigns emotional and psychological connotations between colours and emotions. Many of these meanings are universal because they have an effect on the brain but some are only cultural.

How do colours affect moods? While perceptions of colour are somewhat subjective, some effects have universal meaning.

RED - LOVE AND CREATIVITY

Action, Passion, Energy, Excitement, Strength, Adventure, Love.

ORANGE - OPTIMISM AND WARMTH

Optimism, Enthusiasm, Freedom, Original, Emotion, Pleasure, Youth

YELLOW - OPTIMISM AND WARMTH

Joy, Warmth, Possibly, Happiness, Charity, Curiosity, Fun

GREEN - NATURE AND CONFIDENCE

Nature, Luck, Harmony, Loyalty, Safety, Prosperity, Health

BLUE - NATURE AND CONFIDENCE

Trust, Power, Confidence, Loyalty, Success, Security, Purpose

PURPLE - WEALTH

Mystery, Fantasy, Imagination, Royalty, Spirituality, Justice, Art

PINK - LOVE AND CREATIVITY

Femininity, Creativity, Respect, Softness, Gratitude, Intuition, Calm

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