Oh Come on…Does color really affect my mood? Try this color test to see

Psychologists have long since theorized that people’s preferences for color and color mixes have deep physiological affects on you mood or feeling.

In fact, research does suggest that color can affect your being and that your choice of color or combinations of color is significant to your mood.

An example of this is that healthy people will prefer colors and color mixtures that reflect Their health both physically and mentally.

Does Seeing a Color Create a Certain Mood?

Your color preferences are not necessarily fixed and that they will vary even within a given day depending on your mood.

RED has been known to escalate the body’s metabolism with vibrance and passion and is the most exciting color. Pink is actually a lighter shade of red and is “romantic” while a darker shade of red gives the impression of royalty.

YELLOW is a cheerful color when used in moderation. Lighter shades of yellow lend a light and breezy feeling, but dark yellows can overpower an image.

WHITE confers innocence on one side and sterility on the other. The use of white is important in printing as it can make the difference between easy to read and cluttered.

BLACK can be utilized to create a very elegant and understated effect on printed items.

BLUE is the most calming color. Light blue soothes while dark blue adds a look of dignity.

GREEN evokes a peaceful feeling, Just think of a fresh green meadow. Brighter shades of green are stimulating and uplifting while dark green is calm and quiet.