No matter how you choose to design your logo, be it with a logo creator or other tool, your logo’s personality is rooted in its colors – are you a bold seagreen-fuschia, or maybe a soft yellow-white? By learning your way around color combinations, you can create a logo design that tells your audience exactly who you are. Layering up all those textures and blue hues creates such a relaxed, serene look that you 100 want in a bedroom. So what does this mean for your own logo? (Image credit: Loom & Last) Bed sheets are a lovely, easy way to bring in some blue tones to your bedroom, and we say the more the merrier.
The Hex, RGB and CMYK codes are in the table below. This color combination was created by user Sophia. You can bet that a hundred cups of coffee and millions of dollars went into the original logo designs of some of these powerful brands – with much of the focus likely having been on the color combinations. The Blue, Pink & Yellow Mix Color Scheme palette has 6 colors which are Blueberry (4A8BEB), Maya Blue (7BC0F5), Pastel Yellow (FDFD96), Mustard (FFE354), Chinese Pink (E270A4) and Cherry Blossom Pink (FFBBC8). Still, it may not seem like much thought went into the logo color combinations mentioned above – aren’t they just the logical choice for what those particular brands do?
That’s because color psychology plays a monumental role in branding colors influence our perception and make us feel a certain way, even if we don’t always realize it on a conscious level. Of COURSE the YouTube play button is red and white and McDonald’s arches are a happy yellow – it just makes sense. When you think about the logos of major brands, you probably just take the colors they use as a given.
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