1. Psychology Of Grey By: Makayla Juniel

2. Messages, feelings, and symbols Grey is a unresponsive, unattached, and neutral color.Grey is a unresponsive, unattached, and neutral color. Grey gives off a feeling of exhaustion, dullness, mystery, and discouragement.Grey gives off a feeling of exhaustion, dullness, mystery, and discouragement. When thinking about grey you might think of old age, because of greying old hair.When thinking about grey you might think of old age, because of greying old hair. Grey gives a feeling of gloominess, lack of confidence, and lack of energy.Grey gives a feeling of gloominess, lack of confidence, and lack of energy. Although, symbolized as boring, grey canAlthough, symbolized as boring, grey can also be identified with security, modesty, and maturity.

3. Cultural associations Christians associate the color grey with mourning and repentance.Christians associate the color grey with mourning and repentance. In contemporary culture, grey is associated with concrete, architecture, machines, technology, photography, sculpting, and memories and dreams.In contemporary culture, grey is associated with concrete, architecture, machines, technology, photography, sculpting, and memories and dreams. Asia’s culture view silver (shiny grey) as cheap.Asia’s culture view silver (shiny grey) as cheap. Japan’s culture associates grey and silver with maturity, weaponry, and technology.Japan’s culture associates grey and silver with maturity, weaponry, and technology.

4. Fun, fun facts Pure grey is the only color with no specific psychological effects.Pure grey is the only color with no specific psychological effects. Adding grey to a color takes away the synthetic look of the color.Adding grey to a color takes away the synthetic look of the color. Some companies used grey colored logos to represent luxury, sophistication, and elegance.Some companies used grey colored logos to represent luxury, sophistication, and elegance. Eigengrau is the dark grey color you see right after you turn lights off; the transition between lightness and darkness.Eigengrau is the dark grey color you see right after you turn lights off; the transition between lightness and darkness.

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