Colour-Coded Emotions

Emotions that a character is experiencing can be identified by the color of the character or the color of the character. When they are irritated or embarrassed the letters change to red, they turn yellow when they are happy, and turn blue when they are sad. The background may change even to the same color as a person. Depending on the feelings of a certain day, the character may change clothes. Those who have Aura vision may be able to judge the mood of others by the color of their aura

Since the seven major sins originally had colors associated with it, this metaphor is very old. Jealousy is green (yes, this is where the idea of ​​the whole green eye monster comes from), the desire is blue (in some languages, pornography is actually called "blue movie", horny There is a "blue heart"), pride is purple (color of the royal family), anger is red, bulimia is yellow, laziness is pale blue

Subpicture of color-coded color for your convenience. See also blue and vibration, discoloration, high pressure mood and mood ring

Colors are called expression elements and can be used to generate emotional reactions. Research on how colors change people's feelings was done by people. Bright color (warm color system) is ideal for places that require a lot of activities and spiritual attention. Therefore, these colors are often used in school environment. On the other hand, cold tones tend to calm people. Kandinsky analyzed the sensory effect of color in his book "The Spirit of Art". He discovered that bright and warm colors attract more attention and the visual emotions created by these tones produced the physical effect of "touching the soul".

As everyone is, color is always an important aspect of life. Color psychology assumes that colors affect emotions and can play an important role in decision making and selection. everyone knows! Right? Then, the method of "design psychology" is that the color is influenced by the idea (or perception) of the designer. Everyone can decide what someone wants to give themselves a color. This is not a stereotype. Yes, most designers know. Well, this is two different approaches, both of which are correct from a different perspective of the designer and the user.

Context: The body language of human gestures is the first and most fundamental form of code, communication, and information. Likewise, color is information and is therefore a powerful means of communication. For example, consider coloring fruits and flowers (communicating with animals) and colors that animals use to alert enemies and attract partners. The color is a message like a DNA code message. "I drew two characters, a man and a woman walking along the street just before crossing the street, they respect each other 's personal space.The picture is a picture of two men and women It is about physical tension of the world, it is expressed as a social X-ray film interrupted with the passage of time like the world is stationary.The color is green and yellow shades. Many of the works are related to film recognition and concepts. "