Key Term Two : Colour Symbolism

Colour Symbolism

It conveys moods or the atmosphere of something. It can be used as a connotation to represent an abstract object or idea. For example:


                                                                                       

• Red is a connotation of anger, excitement and in some cases, passion or love.

                                                                                       

• The colour purple mainly symbolises royalty and wisdom.

                                                                                       

• Whereas with the colour blue, it can symbolise tranquility and harmony, but also represents depression.