With the power to enhance our metabolism (red) or heal mental trauma (green), color can be hugely impactful on our minds and bodies.

Color is the most important visual cue to capture other people's attention. How can we leverage or use it as a tool to market our brand. Understand the psychology of color in this article.

Looking for color combinations for your graphic, web or UI design? CoSchedule has come up with a handy infographic that shares 33 beautiful palettes

The Emotions Educator is a catalyst for change in the classrooms where they transform into havens where teachers possess the essential tools to understand and effectively manage emotions and teach their students how to harness them. The ask: to take the literature and transform them into lesson plans, visual guides, and resources that are easy for teachers to access, navigate, and connect with their students on a deeper level through vibrant colors and connective letter forms.

We surveyed over 2000 people in over 50 countries to understand how colors impact emotions, and what specific colors mean to people around the world.

Define your brand and grow your business with these free brand design resources - brand clarity guide, 200 hashtags resource and colour palette combinations.

Have you ever stopped to think about the history behind the word "blue"? It can be traced all the way back to Old French, with roots likely stemming from a Latin term simply meaning "bluish."

Colors and emotions go hand in hand when it comes to choosing your brand colors and building a website! This is where color psychology comes in - using colors and the emotions they evoke can be a powerful marketing tool for your small business. I created this color psychology infographic to help you see what colors evoke which emotions. Don't forget to check out my full article for more fascinating insights into color psychology and colors and emotions!

Graphic Designer | Jeanna on Instagram: "Choosing a color palette for your brand can be one of the most challenging parts of the branding process. Especially when there seems to be so much inspiration around every corner. There’s a way to help make that decision process less stressful and fun. That is to understand the reasoning behind a color selection. When you’re able to select a color for a specific reason and purpose, it tends to increase the longevity of the entire palette. Enter in…