The use of cool and warm colors will be influenced by people and seasons.

It is correct that the use of cold and warm colors will be influenced by people and seasons.

The contrast between cool and warm colors has some spatial implications. For example, under normal circumstances, warm colors move forward and cool colors move backward, because the colors in the air have certain cool colors. For example, the distant mountains are usually slightly blue and purple, but at the same time, we still have to compare the problems before and after the colors, mainly to see its contrast. The colors with strong contrast move forward and the colors with weak contrast retreat.

Color can make people feel psychologically in space. Warm colors have the effect of swelling and crowding, giving people a feeling of closeness and snuggling. The color is mild, lively and warm, which makes people feel happy and excited. Cool colors make people calm, negative, depressed, blood pressure drops, and the heartbeat is flat. Warm colors can make people's blood pressure rise, blood flow accelerate physiologically, and have exciting, positive and restless psychological effects.

The warmth and coldness of color can also produce the visual perspective effect of far and near space. The nearby colors are usually warmer, with high purity, and the contrasting colors feel closer. Therefore, in the design process, if you want to highlight a product, color matching and contrast is very important.

Cool and warm colors:

Refers to the difference between cool color and warm color. According to psychological feelings, colors are divided into warm colors (red, orange and yellow), cool colors (green and blue) and neutral colors (purple, black, gray and white). In painting and design, warm colors give people a sense of intimacy and warmth; Cool colors give people a sense of distance and coolness. Complex colors depend on their specific composition and appearance. In addition, people's perception of color is strongly influenced by light and adjacent colors.

The cold and warm feeling of color is formed by association in people's long-term life practice. Red and orange are often associated with red flames, so they have a warm feeling, so they are called "warm colors"; Green and blue are often associated with green forests and blue ice and snow, so they feel cold, so they are called "cool colors"; Colors such as yellow and purple give people the impression that they are neither hot nor cold, so they are called "neutral colors". Cold and warm colors are relative. For the same color, more warm colors are warmer, and vice versa.