What does purple and blue represent?

Purple is a mysterious color of wealth, associated with luck and wealth, nobility and splendor. It is also associated with religion, such as Easter and purple vestments. The color is also associated with nature through flowers and plants, such as lilac, lavender, violet and various purple-colored orchids.

Use purple, which spans both warm and cool colors, so you can create a distinctive mood depending on the colors you combine. Deep purples with some red can create a warm palette. Light purple is more expensive and often associated with romance.

Blue is the coldest color. Blue is very pure and is often associated with the ocean, sky, water, and the universe. Pure blue shows a kind of beauty, calmness, reason, serenity and vastness.

Due to the calm characteristics of blue, it has a rational and accurate image. In commercial design, most products or corporate images that emphasize technology and efficiency use blue as the standard color and corporate color, such as computers, Cars, photocopiers, photographic equipment, etc.; in addition, blue also represents melancholy, which is influenced by Western culture. This image is also used in literary works or commercial designs with emotional appeals.

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The physiological and psychological effects of color on people

Red: stimulates and excites the nervous system, increases adrenaline secretion and enhances blood circulation.

Orange: induces appetite, helps restore health and absorb calcium.

Yellow: can stimulate the nervous and digestive systems.

Green green: Good for digestion and body balance, and has a calming effect.

Blue blue: can reduce pulse and adjust body balance.

Indigo: Reconciles muscles, stops bleeding, affects vision, hearing and smell.

Purple: It has a depressive effect on the motor nervous system and cardiac system.

Black black: mental depression, leading to disease.

Pink: Fresh and dreamy, it helps to eliminate inner irritability and adjust your mood.

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