Lula lost her mom to poachers when she was just four months old. Almost two years after being released back into the wild as an adult, the once-orphaned rhino has become a mom herself!
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COLOUR PSYCHOLOGY: There’s no denying that red grabs attention. For example, it’s hard to miss a can of Coca Cola in a fridge. Red also captures emotion and can increase the appetite when used in a kitchen or restaurant setting.
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COLOUR PSYCHOLOGY: While pink may be a feminine colour, using it in its bold form, like a hot pink or magenta, can serve to differentiate a brand from its competitors. Pink boxes were historically cheaper to buy – and used more often in bakeries.
COLOUR PSYCHOLOGY: Colours invoke emotional responses and allow designers to convey these emotions visually. Colours used in branding make a statement about the company in question. For example, using blue in a logo shows stability. It's also the most common colour used in logos.
It’s back to work but when you love what you do, it’s hardly a grind. To all clients, suppliers and co-collaborators, may this year be a prosperous one.
You’re never too old to learn - and never too young to make an impact. These are the key takeaways from the official launch of MADS - a much-needed collaboration hub for the #advertising, #media and #communications industry. Proud to be there for the start of an amazing journey.