Pink is a softer hue, suggesting a gentler kind of love. Or, the exact opposite-jealousy, anger, and revenge. A visually hot color, red represents passionate, sexual love. It’s evident in all facets of what makes life. Beyond blood, it represents physical energy and humans’ will to exist.
No matter one’s race, religion, or personal beliefs, we are all united by the same life force, the blood that flows through the red rivers of our veins. You can extract color palettes from a photo and learn more about the color tools in Shutterstock Create. And, if your next adventure in color is establishing a palette for your brand, look no further than our color palette generator. Let’s look at some of the most common symbolism in popular colors, then explore them in full. There are a range of cultural influences that affect one’s view of a specific color, like political and historical associations ( flag colors, political parties), mythological and religious associations (references to color in spiritual texts), and linguistic associations ( idioms and expressions). While there are some universal associations people have with different colors, their meanings differ from culture to culture. In art and anthropology, color symbolism refers to color’s ability to signify meaning to a viewer. If you’ve ever had the blues or been so angry you saw red, then you’re familiar with the powerful ways in which color can describe intangible ideas and emotions. Here’s an in-depth look at what various colors symbolize in cultures around the world. I say, there is no such thing as an overly pink mood.Color quite literally colors the way we view our world. In recent years, pink has been trending as a unisex color – I love this pink energy vibe for the guys! However, it’s interesting to note, that up until the 1940s, pink was a color marketed to and worn equally by male and female youngsters in the United States. In Western culture, pink is often labeled a feminine or “girly” color for clothing, toys, and textiles. For example, pink is symbolic to trust in Korea and architecture in Latin America. Pro-pink feelings can vary in degree from person to person, based in great deal on past experiences, personal taste, and even cultural norms. A stretch sesh or yoga flow makes another feel-good pink workout! As an ambassador for, I’ve discovered so much functional, fun pink fitness wear to outfit daily workouts and casual living. Before you start just slip into a pink top, pink shorts or pink sneakers – and don’t forget about pink yoga mats, pink hats, and a pink hoodie. Great workouts for pink would include gentle yoga flows, peaceful trail runs in nature, and even upbeat (but not over-the-top) group fitness classes. A pink workout definitely has place in my rainbow week! A calming trail run in nature would make an ideal pink workout. I personally consider my workouts “play time “ and live by the hashtag #KeepingFitFun – that’s my not-so-secret tip for a successful and long-lasting fitness journey. I think we can agree that joy, happiness and euphoria are all moods that make exercising a much better experience – who doesn’t love the endorphin-rush high after a great run or productive workout? The playfulness of pink (probably conjured up from childhood days) is also ideal for setting the tone for a fun sweat session.
Pink is also considered “playful” and a color that elicits joy, happiness and even euphoria. Literally and figuratively, pink is red toned down and on a chill pill! Pin this for later!
It’s pretty common knowledge (although I personally would not know!) that the holding cells at city jails are painted pink to keep the vibe subliminally laidback and peaceful. These pink vibes make total sense considering the color’s more saturated sibling (Red) is often interpreted as aggressive, excitable and even sexually forward. Most likely wearing pink fitness gear or being in a pink workout will make you feel peaceful, calm and that you are sending out (and attracting) a jovial, gentle positive energy. Color psychology researches and helps to explain the influence of various colors over our moods, feelings, and even behaviors – including exercise and fitness! Even the idiom, “in the pink,” means “looking healthy”! So, what do you THINK, how do you FEEL, and how do you PERFORM wearing or being surrounded by the color pink?
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