Colors have feelings and evoke emotional responses but these feelings can be affected by what surrounds them.
Let’s try out a little experiment… okay?
If you have a color swatch in each of your hands and the one on the left is a soft, baby blue with a hint of lavender and the one on the right is a bold orange-yellow, which one would you say is calm?
I thought it was time to give my followers a little treat! I’ve created these new lovely wallpaper designs to update and inspire your workspace. Share! Enjoy!
You can click the links down at the bottom to open the image in a new browser window for the full resolution image. Then just save the image (right click or drag and drop) to your computer, tablet, or phone!
As soon as I saw this painting, I was drooling! Ah! These colors! These lines! The white space! This is one TALENTED artist.
Prints and other gorgeous artwork by artist Bianca are available at WildHumm.com.
Paying homage to her amazing skills, this color palette has been created to be used and enjoyed! Please feel free to use these web color codes as you’d like. Just copy and paste the 6-digit code anywhere on a website where you can specify a color for a perfect match. These colors can also be used in a variety of design programs, desktop publishing programs and more.
Deep Eggplant: Hex #3d2532, Cool Green: Hex #0c524b, Mint: Hex #9fc6bc, Periwinkle: Hex #acbcd6, Nude: Hex #f2dfd1
I have many clients that come to me initially and want the perfect logo but have absolutely no idea what kind of logo will suit them best. I mean- it’s a HUGE task for a business. In one small graphic you have to represent all aspects of who you are and what you do. So what do you do?
Are you ready for this?!
This is the most SIMPLE way to understand what a logo should be.
Have you ever worked relentlessly to find the answer to something– and then it seemed the solution appeared seemingly out of nowhere?
This is an “Ah-Ha Moment”, one that’s particularly important in branding.
The discovery phase in branding can be grueling and difficult. The goal is to find the utmost essence of a brand and represent it visually in one iconic logo design. That’s a TALL order!
I recently embarked on a several month journey with a client to develop a new logo for a new organization. (I’ll leave out details for anonymity. 🙂 )
THE PROCESS
We began with the usual research phase, list of goals for the project and specific direction on major design elements.
I poured my efforts and creative vision into new illustrations and felt great about the designs I had ready for review. I sent them along for review… waited…
