Colour is at the basis of
visual communication at large - from arts and media to the more mundane, either used randomly, or to create an ambience, a pattern, a symbol, convey a message or reinforce brand identity. Here each of the following two colour-strong images has tickled
Mirabelle's fancy for a reason; the first one for its symbolic rigid static geometric stance, whereas the other - by contrast - for its movement, fluidity and vibrancy.
Sources: (1) Canadian Confederation Centennial logomark designed in 1966 by
Stuart Ash, one half of the
Gottschalk + Ash Canadian branding and design agency, via
Aqua-Velvet.
(2) '
Rainbow Swirls' mosaic (close-up) by
Natalie Swarne (2008), via
Flickr.
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