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Mood Colors
Each individual color has its own meaning and attached emotion
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Red is the color of love, anger, and passion. Red has both very positive connotations as well as very negative connotations.
Red
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Orange shares the characteristics of both red and yellow. It is the perfect combination of love, passion, happiness, and optimism.
Orange
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Yellow is mostly known to be a very happy color. It is a positive color, as it reminds us of the warm sun and bright sunflowers.
Yellow
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The fact that it is so evident in nature is clear when emotions like harmony and balance are perceived when looking at green.
Green
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Blue is trustworthy, serene, calm, and wise. Being a very cool color on the color wheel, blue is also seen as a sad color.
Blue
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Purple is the color of luxury, royalty, and spirituality. Derived from blue and red, it is a very rich color that seems to combine the qualities.
Purple
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Pink is widely associated with femininity. Other associations include compassion, kindness, and softness.
Pink
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Brown is one of those colors that have a lot of controversy around it. It has both very positive as well as very negative associations.
Brown
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Black, known as the absence of color is probably the strongest of all colors and can be used to imitate very extreme emotions.
Black
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The universal meaning of white is purity, cleanliness, and innocence. Negative associations include isolation, coldness, and emptiness.
White
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