Magenta

Magenta is the navy blue of India.
Magenta is a mix of red and violet.
Magneta has the energy and passion of red but balanced by the subtlety and quiet of violet.


Who can be unhappy surrounded by MAGENTA ?


It is the absolute colour of  
Happiness 
             Harmony      
                             Cheerfullness 
Magenta is so uplifting.




Magenta is the colour of promise and 
all possibilities. Of ambition, appreciation and optimism.

Magenta or fuschia is said to strengthen our intuition, awareness and knowledge and is helpful in releasing emotional issues. 
Magenta can be uplifting in times of sadness, frustration, unhappiness or anger.

Magenta is a spiritual colour that inspires change and transformation so is helpful when we want to move forward into new directions.




When I look at magenta I can only smile.

It is the ONE colour I absolutely love

 
In the meaning of colors, magenta is universal love at its highest level so it inspires compassion, kindness and cooperation. 

It encourages self respect and contentment and is gentle and caring bringing acceptance, tolerance, support and patience.

Using magenta can be strong even shocking but always inspiring to the point of being innovative, non conformist, creative and imaginative.

As with our experience of music we  our colours can trigger memories and feelings from past events be they our good times or sad times. Colours can spark a memory and make us reflect, inflame us with rage or calm us down. Colours can make us remember a mood or a moment. When you decorate you can draw on these to create wonderful "feel good" living spaces.

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Some people say Magenta is not a real colour. 

What does the brain do when our eyes detect wavelengths from both ends of the light spectrum at once i.e. red and violet ? 

Generally speaking, the eye has two options 

To produce a colour halfway between red and violet in the spectrum (which would in this case produce green – not a very representative colour of a red and violet mix)
OR invent a new colour halfway between red and violet

Magenta is the evidence that the brain takes the second option option. To construct a colour to bridge the gap between red and violet, because such a colour does not exist in the light spectrum. Magenta has no wavelength attributed to it, unlike all the other spectrum colours.

How and why do we let these things happen? Read On.....

Beware! T-Mobile Owns the Color Magenta

By COLOURlover // November 4, 2007

 I'm not sure I fully understand... should that have been written the color "Magenta™"? The absurdity is probably confusing to you as well. The total hue domination by T-Mobile and its bigger Deutsche Telekom (DT) has been going on for several years, but has gained more attention lately. DT not only trademarked magenta, they also have a trademark on the use of their two 2 color logo... More can be read at servicemarks.

Don't worry trademarks only apply to the industry sector that they are registered under and since DT applied for their trademark in the tele-communications sector you just can't use the color magenta around anything to do with phones, digital media... oh and just about anything on the internet.

Here is a screenshot of the T-Mobile USA website with their trademark highlighted: