It Could Have Been Worse

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When making my portfolio, people cautioned me against using green because it’s really easy to pick gross colors in the green color palette. I went with green anyway, mostly because everyon else’s portfolio used a different color.

Well, I was hunting around on the web today, and I found a website that used green in, as Sandi would put it, a pukey way. Guaranty Bank uses green exclusively for their color palette… but there are different greens, and there’s lots of green. I guess the lesson here would be, if you use a “pukey” color in your design, to use it sparingly. Or avoid it all together, I suppose… but that would certainly be more boring.

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  1. On February 22nd, 2006 at 3:10 am, Jenn said:

    the grass is greener on the other side? NOT!

  2. On February 22nd, 2006 at 5:02 pm, Samantha Konwinski said:

    I guess they thought people would think of money if they saw green. But that’s not what green’s about. They should have gone with blue, a nice, easy to look at, trusting color.

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