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M.1 COLOR + CULTURE
from Color Theory - Final Booklet
by rasabra
Introduction
Colors express tradition and history of culture around the world. Thus, color meanings, symbolism and perceptions can vary significantly from one place to another , this is a color cross-culture diversity.
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Let’s explore a bit about color symbolism in Brazil and Mexico
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Brown Drinking coffee is a tradition among brazillian families. Sense of comfort and belonging
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Forest Green flourish the perception of being close to nature. A sense of protection and belonging
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Shades of blue brings calm and tranquility
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Orange crops, very tropical, energizing and vibrant
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Red Vibrant and vital. Represents the creative and destructive forces. Sunlight, blood and fire
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