Red
In the majestic blues and whites of a scenic Lake Louise image, even a tiny amount of red draws the eye. In the language of color, red is hot-blooded and demanding, vital and powerful. It’s a’ fire in the belly color’ that speaks with a masculine energy of excitement, action and passion. Red is assertive and aggressive, a color that demands our attention, STOP! Look at me, here is something special.
Orange
Warmer than red or yellow, it's a more comforting color that expresses well-being and happiness. Interestingly, it’s a physically and mentally stimulating color that invites us to pause and consider, what are we seeing here?
Yellow
A prairie landscape, awash in blues and greens is punctuated by a slash of yellow. While yellow can often be a cheerful, happy, illuminating color that inspires feelings of thoughtfulness and creativity, it can also speaks to us of decay and transition.
Green
Green is a restful color associated with life, new growth and nature. It evokes feelings of solitude, balance, harmony and growth. Green is Gaia, Mother Earth, the Goddess, talking to us in a feminine voice of nurturing and nests in the forest.
Blue
Blue is a calm and relaxing voice that leads us to feelings of contemplation, meditation and spirituality. Blue is life. Our planet is blue and water is blue. The sky is blue and under the right conditions, snow and ice are blue.
Violet
Violet, a balance between the physical passion of red and the spirituality of blue, stimulates our imagination, providing us with opportunities for self reflection and questions of philosophy. What does it all mean?
