Colors In Sequence

With the help of a white angel tired of life and enveloped in heavenly white, we travel through earthly whites: light, the sky, clouds. Stars are also white, as is the moon, innocence, sea birds, storks, as well as doves-which symbolize peace and happiness. White is the color preferred by some religions and inhabitants of Nordic countries, whose languages distinguish between 60 shades of white...

The last twenty-four hours spent in the womb determine the influence of life-giving green. It is the color of life and nature and has a soothing visual effect. It is one of the predominant colors in our urban landscape. Green represents freedom in the West. In Islamic countries, it is a sacred color that means friendship, non-violence and religion.

The love-hate story of a pedestrian painted on the roadway and the unbroken line that accompanies him is the pretext for addressing the contradictory nature of yellow. On the one hand, yellow symbolizes fun and joy, but it is also associated with hatred, madness, bad luck and illness. Tabloid papers are also called 'the yellow press' and Judas Iscariot wore yellow when he betrayed Jesus Christ.

Red, the color of blood, was the first color to be distinguished by human beings, a blood that was offered to the gods and was also used to fertilize the soil. Adam and Eve's apple was red and so too was hell, where the damned were toasted for all eternity. Overuse of red can create stress and nervousness. Sentiments are also red and a red heart is the symbol of love.

The story begins: Celeste must follow the blue clues to find her `'Blue Prince". Celeste trusts blue. We are surrounded by this color and it inspires trust and a sense of safety. Both the sky and the sea are blue. Who do we trust to repair our car? Probably a mechanic dressed in blue overalls. The police wear blue uniforms. Politicians also wear blue to inspire trust.

A beggar wandering the streets reveals the contradictions of brown-a color that is undervalued yet is a common part of our daily lives. Brown is a primitive color and does not sell; this is why so few products are packaged in it. More eye-catching colors are chosen for logos.