ma graphic design design & rhetoric visual summary

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Design & RhetoricVisual Summary

Eleanor Maclure

MA Graphic Design

Part Time

Unit 2.3


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MA Graphic Design

Part TimeUnit 2.3

Design & Rhetoric

Visual Summary


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Design & RhetoricVisual Summary

Eleanor Maclure


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The Semiotics of Paint ColoursHow Colours Acquire Meaning


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Initial Inspiration


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Design & Rhetoric Visual Summary


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Initial Research


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Other Inspiration

RCA Student Project


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Other Inspiration

RCA Student Project


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Other Inspiration


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Colour Charts


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Colour Charts


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Colour Charts


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Friday Colour Series

Jennifer Young


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Historical Paint Colours


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Historical Paint Colours


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1900s

20th Century Colour

Trends/Palettes

1920s

1930s


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1940s

20th Century Colour

Trends/Palettes

1950s

1960s


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1970s

20th Century Colour

Trends/Palettes

1980s

1990s


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Commercial Paint Advertising


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Commercial Paint Advertising


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Paint Name Research

Colour Cards Designer Paint Ranges


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Paint Name Research

Colour Cards Designer Paint Ranges


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Colour Cards Upper Mass Market Ranges


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Paint Name Research

Colour Cards Upper Mass Market Ranges


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Paint Name Research

Colour Cards Historic & Traditional Ranges


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Paint Name Research

Colour Cards Eco PaintColour Cards Historic & Traditional Ranges


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Colour Cards Mass Market


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Paint Name Research



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Paint Name Research



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Paint Name Research



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Paint Name Research

Colour Cards Trade


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Word Clouds

All Paint Names


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Eco Paint Colours


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Word Clouds

Consumer Paint Colours


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Designer Paint Colours


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Word Clouds

Historic Paint Colours


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Mass Market Paint Colours


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Word Clouds

Upper Mass Market Paint Colours


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Trade Paint Colours


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Colour Averaging

with Photoshop

Cactus

Sea Green

Tuscan Olive

Water


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Sea

Mediterranean Blue

Clear Ocean

Blue Lagoon


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Sand

Pale Sand

Colour Averaging

with Photoshop

Devine Foam

Sand Dunes


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Pebble Beach

Mushroom

Golden Sand

Seashell


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Beach Hut

Aloe

Colour Averaging

with Colourphon


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Fire Hydrant

Terracotta

Reference:Colourphon, 2008. [online] Available at: [Accessed 16/12/10].


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Colour Averaging

with Colourphon

Pebble Beach

Sand Dunes


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Mushroom

Making Waves

Reference:Colourphon, 2008. [online] Available at: [Accessed 16/12/10].


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Farrow & Ball


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Archive

Farrow & Ball Pixellated Paint Chips


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Arsenic


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Babouche


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Ball Green


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Black

Blue Blackened

Blazer

Blue

Grey

Blue

Ground Bone

Bookroom

Red

Borrowed

Light


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BreakfastRoom

Green Brinjal

Buff Calamine

Calke

Green

Card

Room

Green

Carriage

Green

Castle

Grey


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Dead

Salmon Dimity

Dix Blue

Dorset

Cream

Downpipe

Drawing

Room Blue

Dutch Pink

Eating

Room Red


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Elephants

Breath

Farrows

Cream

Fawn

Folly

Green

Fowler

Pink

French

Grey

Gervaise

Yellow

Great

White


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Light Grey Lime

White

London

Clay

London

Stone

Lulworth

Blue Mahogany

Matchstick

Middleton

Pink


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Minster

Green

Mouses

Back

New

White

Off

Black

Off White

Ointment

Pink

Old

White Olive


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Radiccio Railings

Rectory

Red

Red

Earth

Ringwold

Ground Sand

Savage

Ground

Saxon

Green


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Setting

Plaster

Shaded

White

Skimming

Stone Skylight

Slipper

Satin

Smoked

Trout

Stone

Blue

Stone

White


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Colour Names and Culture

Best of British Ella Young


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English Inspired Paint Names


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English Inspired Paint Names


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Naming Paint Colours

Same Colour, Different Name

Fire Hydrant

Ladybird

Strawberry

Lipstick

Vamp

Queen of Hearts

Roses

Tomato

Blood Red

Valentines

Post Box

Sunset


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Naming Paint Colours

Same Name, Different Colour

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick

Lipstick


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Freak Like Me Total Wipeout Dont Tell the Bride

EastEnders Lip Service Family Guy

My School Prom

The Real Hustle

Naming Paint ColoursAnchoring

Based on a Theme TV Schedule


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Gordon Brown

New Labour

Milliband

Coalition

Nick Griffin

Brighton & Hove

House of Commons

DeficitNo 10

Election Result

Dave & Nick

Whitehall

Nailing Your Colours to the Mast

Political Comment through Colour


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The Colours of London

Black Cab

The Thames

Fog

Millennium Dome

Routemaster Bus Pigeons

Harrods

Boris Bikes

Hyde Park

China Town

The Tube

Oyster Card


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Black Cab

Deckchairs

Beer Tea Fish & Chips

The Weather

Brass Bands

Tabloids

Pigeons

Cricket

Telephone Box

Sunburn

The Colours of England


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Seaweed

Deckchairs

Stick of Rock

Donkey Ride Ice Cream Fish & Chips

Candy FlossSeagulls

Punch & Judy

Rain

Sunburn

Sandcastle

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Cerulean Blue:Chosen for the

millennium for its calming zen state of

mind.

Fuchsia Rose:A reversal from the

previous year, more exciting, more

feminine and sexy.

True Red:Recognises the impact of

9/11 with a patriotic hue.

Aqua Sky:A cool blue meant to

restore hope and serenity.

Pantone Colours of the Year


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Tiger Lily:Acknowledges the hipness

of orange, with a touch of exoticism.

Sand Dollar:A neutral colour that

expresses concern about the

economy.

Chili Pepper:Chosen for its pizazz

and sophistication and its hint of ethnic

taste.

Blue Iris:A mix of blue and purple that

suggests dependability and magic.

Pantone Colours of the Year


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Blue Turquoise:Another reversal to a

calming shade.

Mimosa:Embodies hopefulness and

reassurance in a climate of change.

Turquoise:Transports us to an

exciting, tropical paradise while offering

a sense of protection and healing in

stressful times.

Honeysuckle:Energizing Honeysuckle

lifts spirits and imparts confidence to

meet lifes ongoing challenges


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Pantone 2011 Calendar

Derek Bowers


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News Stories of 2010


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Colours of the Year 2010

Oil Spill Pantone 432 C Ash Cloud Pantone 7544 C

Haitian Earthquake Pantone 409 C Snow Pantone 2707 C


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Pakistans Floods Pantone 417 C Popes Visit Pantone 656 C

Coalition Pantone 534 C World Cup Pantone 7404 C


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Student Riots Pantone 158 C WikiLeaks Pantone 7443 C

Miners Rescue Pantone 7576 C Royal Engagement Pantone 7686 C

Colours of the Year 2010


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2010 A Year in Colour

Haitian Earthquake

Pantone 409 C Pantone 430 C Pantone 433 C Pantone 432 C

Snow


Oil Spill



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Ash Cloud

Pantone Neutral

Black C

Pantone 430 C Pantone 432 C Pantone 5255 C


Coalition

Pantone Black 6 C Pantone 431 C Pantone 7451 C Pantone 2766 C

World Cup

Pantone 7670 C Pantone Neutral

Black C

Pantone 7730 C Pantone Bright Red C


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Pakistans Floods

Pantone 424 C Pantone Neutral

Black C

Pantone 430 C Pantone 7539 C

Popes Visit


Miners Rescue

Pantone Neutral

Black C



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Royal Engagement


Student Riots


WikiLeaks




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Final Output

Colours of the Year Book

Ash Clo ud

Ash Cloud

Pantone7544C

Pantone Neutral

Black C


Air travel was signifi cantly disrupted in April and again i n May

by the volcanic eruption of Mount Eyjafjallajkull in Iceland,

which began on 14 thApril. The eruption itself was small, but

it formed a gigantic cloud of ash, which rose nine kilometres

into the sky. Atmospheric winds allowed the cloud to drift

over large parts of mainland Europe resulting in a complete

shutdown of the affected airspace for a period of five days.

This was the biggest disr uption in air trave l since World War

II as the high levels of silica in the cloud are highly damaging

to aircraft engines, causing them to fail. The chaos caused

by the cancellation of flights lead to thousands of travellers

being stranded and losses of millions of pounds to the

airline industry.

Ash Cloud Pantone 7544 C thiscool grey evokes the towering cloud

that drifted over Europe. Its calmexterior masks the chaos caused by the

grounding of aircraft and the awesomepower of the volcanos eruption.


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Colours of the Year Book

Coalition

Coalition

Pantone534 C

P an to ne B la ck 6 C P an to ne 4 31 C P an to ne 7451 C P an to ne 2766 C

Afterwee ksof campaigning by the three mainpol itical

partiesthe people ofBritainwentto the pollsfora General

ElectiononMay 6th. None ofthe parties wonthe number

ofseatsinparliamentnecessary to winanoverall majority,

resulting ina hung parliament. Inthe days following the

resultGordonBrownresignedasthe leaderofthe Labour

Party andthere wasa briefat temptto create a Labour/

Liberal Democratcoa lition. Howeverthis wasstill not

enoughto create a majority. Afterseveral daysoftalkswith

the Liberal Democrats, David Cameron, the Leaderof the

Conservative party became the new Prime Ministerand

Leaderofthe firstcoalitiongovernmentinthe UK to directly

resultfrom anele ction.

Coalition Pantone 534 C a political

blue, the colour of the Conservative Partyand their vision of The Big Society. Butin this palette where is the yellow of theLiberal Democrats? That question has yet

to be answered.

World Cup

World Cup

Pantone7404 C

Pan to ne 7 67 0 C Pan to ne N eut r alBlack C

Pa nt one 7 73 0 C Pa nt one Br i gh t Red C

The 2010 WorldCupopened onJune 11th inJohannesburg

inSouthAfrica, the firsttime anAfricannationhadhosted

the finals. Thirty-two teamscompete din 64 matches, to see

Spaindefea tthe Netherlands1-0 inextra time to winthe

tournament. Englandwasknockedoutin a 4-1 defeatby

Germany inthe secondround, theirworst performance ina

WorldCup. Overall the tournamentwas viewed asa success

despite accusationsbeforehand thatthe governmenthad

evictedresidentsandclearedslumsnearto the stadiumsin

anattempt to clean-up the areas.

World Cup Pantone 7404 C thisvibrant hue captures the excitement anddynamism of the tournament and the

colours of the host nation. It also remindsus of the colour of many of the muchtalked about vuvuzelas, made famousaround the world by the event.


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Popes Visit

Popes Visit

Pantone656 C

Pantone 2707 C Pan ton e 436 C P antone 5165 C Pantone 437 C

The firstPapal vi sitto Britai nsince 1982 saw Pope Benedict

tourBritainforsixdays. The runupto the visithadbeen

miredincontroversy by claimsthatthe Pope shouldnotbe

givena state visit, callsforhis arrestby RichardDawkins

forhisinvolvementinthe cover-upof childsexabuse within

the Catholic Churchand commentsby a senioraide to

the Pope describing Britainas like a thirdworld country.

There were complaintsabout the costto the UK taxpayer of

security forthe visitand thatticketsto the openairmasses

were too expensive. Despite thisthousands turnedout to

see the Pope ashe visited London, Edinburgh, Glasgow

andBirmingham.

Popes Visit Pantone 656 C

reflects peacefulness and the cool whiteof the Popes robes. It evokes a purity and

holiness, but like the Church it cannot

hide dark secrets forever.

WikiLeaks

WikiLeaks

Pantone7443 C

Pantone 430 C Pan ton e 7543 C P antone 684 C Pantone 651 C

WikiLeaksmade the headlines ona numberofoccasions,

releasing a video ofa USarmy helicoptershooting civilians

inAfghanistaninApril. InJuly it thenwentonto release what

hasbecome know asthe AfghanWarLogs, a set ofclassif ied

military documentsabout operationsi nAfghanistan, some

ofwhichsuggestwarcrimes. ItfollowedinNovemberwith

the release ofthousands ofAmerican diplomatic cables,

revealing comments, whichhave embarrassed a numberof

highprofile officialsand leaders. WikiLeaksfounder, Julian

Assange iscurrently under house arrestin England, fighting

anextraditionto Swedenwhere he iswantedforcharges

ofsexual assault.

WikiLeaks Pantone 7443 C has an

air of transparency to it, echoing thetransparency of governments WikiLeakstried to enforce. But at the same timeit represents a degree of opacity that

surrounds the organisation and itsfounder Julian Assange.


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