Now, I'm certainly no expert, so I don't want to claim any expertise on
the subject. However, I do have two suggestions to add to the
discussion. First of all, in my experience, I certainly do seem to have
a psychological reaction to certain colors. I think all of us have
experienced this phenom
It's right,
colors have effects on the human psychology. Red has a "alert"
effect, it catches our attention. Blue is a very soothing on people.
Hospitals are white because it makes a "clean" and sterile impression.
It's psychologicaly proofen that colors have this effects on humans.
Am 15.04.2
I think Vincent has a good point on this, of course blood is red because of
other reasons but that' s not where we should be discussing about. It' s true
that color has to do with usability, actually Im using theories about colors,
usability and psychology often on school and with my designing c
On Sun, 2007-04-15 at 22:56 +0200, Vincent Weber wrote:
> >> Don't forget that color is not only
> >> a matter of aesthetics but it is a usability issue as well. There
> are
> >> plenty of info on the net about the effects of color on human
> >> psychology. Research the subject to see what I mean.
Don't forget that color is not only
a matter of aesthetics but it is a usability issue as well. There are
plenty of info on the net about the effects of color on human
psychology. Research the subject to see what I mean.
I can't stress this enough, this is, by all empirical research, an urban
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I think it would be good if the brown colors would be used on a different way,
maybe more a desert kind of theme with colors like sandy brown and also green
from a cactus.
Also using more 3d in the artwork wouldn't be a bad idea. I prefer calling this
just 3d because you can create more 3d style
