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May 2007

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IN THIS ISSUE

- Color Your Mood
- Make the Most of Color
- Color Trends
- Color Kids Cool


Currier ON DESIGN Looks at
Colorful Connotations

Green with envy, a blue mood – color evokes emotion and influences behavior.

For example, fast food restaurants are painted bright, often clashing colors designed to move you quickly in and out while fine dining establishments use warmer, more enticing tones that invite you to settle in and relax.

As designers, we are constantly searching for the right tones and color combinations that communicate the look and feel we’re trying to capture for our clients. And it’s no easy task, for instance there are hundreds of shades of white alone. That’s why we’ve assembled several articles that explore color concepts and offer valuable tips on color selection.

Tish Lewis and the CAI Design Team


Color Your Mood

Color creates mood more than any other design element and no one knows more about finding that exact shade than Pantone. Read their suggestions... Mirtha Jimenez Find Article Here


Making the Most of Color

Designer Christopher Lowell, quite colorful himself, offers useful tips on choosing paint colors and how to use them effectively... Emily Eurieck Find Article Here


Color Trends


Like music and fashion, design also follows trends that reflect the times. Looking for inspiration? Check out this year’s hot color palettes... Melanie Conant Find Article Here


Color Kids Cool


While pink is always in fashion for girls, kids are still influenced by current and changing design trends. See what kids think is cool in ’07... Jamie White Find Article Here

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