red, blue, yellow, and green
why are these 4 colors so dominant among company logos??
I mean sure they are primary colors and all, but it still seems a bit odd to me.
http://www.fayerwayer.com/up/2007/04...ndows-logo.jpg
https://securepics.ebaystatic.com/aw..._SV_260x45.gif
http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/logo.gif
there are probably more...
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They stand out well against each other without conflicing each other.
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there are probably more...
You mean like in your sig ?
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no my signature uses no yellow and has purple... totally different ;)
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Cause Lucky Charms were a very popular cereal for our generation and subconsciously, we identify with the colors of the marshmallows:
Red Balloons
Green Clovers
Blue Moons (originally yellow, but changed to blue)
Yellow Pots of Gold (Formerly the moon color)
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no my signature uses no yellow and has purple... totally different ;)
Purple Horseshoes. You're a victim and didn't even know it.
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I don't buy that reasoning.. red balloons were NOT part of the original cereal ;)
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I don't buy that reasoning.. red balloons were NOT part of the original cereal ;)
If you look at the history of the colors in Lucky Charms, you can target a demographic by simply adding the corresponding color to your company Logo.
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no my signature uses no yellow and has purple... totally different ;)
What about the yellow thumb ? :D
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why are these 4 colors so dominant among company logos??
I mean sure they are primary colors and all, but it still seems a bit odd to me.
Perhaps, because primary colors are the easiest to retain true among various printing and display devices (and color bit-depths)... just a guess.
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They just look pleasing to the eye. It is risky though i have seen some companies adopt these colors and have their logo look tacky!
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If you look hard enough you can probably find enough company logos to support this theory for any non-clashing combination of colours.
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Dont you remember the color-wheel and opposing colors from art class?
Triadic...
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We all ate lucky charms, the color wheel is to art and marketing as what your 7 year old lemonade stand is to economics and advanced economics.