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1 The meaning of color Presented by: Travis Jones Project #2 meaning of color 10/9/12

2 The color red can symbolize: Energy and determination Danger and war Strength and power Passion and love

3 The color orange can symbolize: Fascination and encouragement Enthusiasm and success Happiness and attraction Joy and sunshine

4 The color green can symbolize: Growth and nature Freshness and fertility Safety and hope

5 The color blue can symbolize: Trust and loyalty Wisdom and intellect Confidence and truth Faith and heaven Sky and sea

6 The color yellow can symbolize: Happiness and joy Intellect and energy Warm and cheerful Spontaneous and fresh

7 The color purple can symbolize: Royalty and nobility Power and ambition Wealth and extravagance Mystery and magic

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