Color-Ful: Yellow

Continued from Color-Ful, a guide to practical color psychology.

Associations: Intellectual thinking, confidence, laughter,  youth and promise of better times to come.

Effects: Makes one more alert, decisive, and organized. Can help to make better choices as well as understand others points of view.

Physical Effects: Stimulates the brain, lymph system, and metabolism. Increases production of serotonin leading to a more optimistic outlook.

Uses: Legal note pads for focus. School buses for visibility and a passage to increased learning.

When to Wear:  Wear when you would like to feel more cheerful and confident–when spending time with family or on a gloomy day.

Apply to Home: Use in rooms to increase learning as well as a positive environment encouraging constant growth and newness–such as a child’s room or library. Avoid acid or intensely bright yellow as the brightness can create jittery nerves; instead, use a soft or golden yellow that will bring a comforting feeling.

 

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Mercedes Lauren Curran loves to make all things simplified, richer in content and more aesthetically pleasing. Read more about her and her work in education, design, research and consulting at www.mercedescurran.com.

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