The creative industry can help businesses get ready for a brand new world Now in the 10th week of lockdown, the Government assertions that that economy will be able to…
Two Ears and One Mouth – the Importance of Collaborative Design
According to the Greek philosopher Epictetus, “we are born with 2 ears and one mouth so we can listen twice as much as we speak”. A piece of advice regularly…
In 1999 Pantone named the sky blue Cerulean as the colour of the new millennium. Pantone selected the colour Blue Iris as the 2008 Colour of the Year telling us:…
Yellow is bright, happy and stimulating. It is associated with intellect and the expression of thoughts. It improves memory, judgement and the capacity for decision-making. Yellow also promotes the assimilation…
Orange is the “happy” colour par excellence. It frees emotions, promotes self-esteem and the capacity to forgive. This stimulating colour fights depression and cultivates good humour. Lighter hues such as…
Black is associated with power, elegance, formality, death, and mystery. It creates diverse characteristics: providing a feeling of protection and comfort and at the same time a sensation of mystery….
Violet combines the stability of blue and the energy of red. Violet is associated with royalty. It symbolises power, nobility, luxury and ambition. It conveys wealth and extravagance. Violet is…
Red light has the longest wavelength and the slowest vibratory rate. Red light has been shown to stimulate the heart and thus blood circulation. It also fortifies the body and…
Green stands as a symbol of life, growth and harmony. When we think of green, we imagine many of nature’s offerings such as forests, trees, grass, olives, apples, lichen, jade…
The modern day term branding is believed to have been derived from the Old Norse term to burn – ‘brandr’. Historically, cattle, slaves and crockery were branded with hot irons…
