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Violet
Do you want to use this color in your promotional items? Here's what you should know!
Violet has many color meanings. It is symbolic of healing, but also evokes feelings of modesty, love, and remembrance. You can also use it to represent mystery and rebellion.
Ultra Violet was named the Pantone Color of the Year in 2018. The dark shade of purple was chosen to celebrate new technology and the idea of not conforming to society’s rules.
Examples of Violet Symbolism
After a recent move, Coraline’s parents are too distracted to notice that their daughter wants love and attention. She eventually rebels and follows her instincts by going through a violet purple portal to “The Other World.” Violet is a mysterious color that’s perfectly suited to this unusual gateway.
Bold. Brash. Crass. Hit-Girl isn’t your average superhero. She’s smart beyond her years and has a fouler mouth than a sailor. Her violet hair, boots, and leather suit are the perfect color for this rebel with a cause.
Violet is the perfect name for the daughter in the Incredible family. She’s not only defiant and bold, but she also has a modest side that makes her slightly shy. The color violet purple is used in her powerful protective bubble, which goes around the people she loves.
Purple and violet are often confused with each other, but there is a key difference. You will see more red tones in purple. Violet, meanwhile, leans closer to blue in certain lights. It’s also a lighter color than purple.
Sometimes one color just isn’t enough! Violet works best with any of these other colors.
HEX:
#8F00FF
RGB:
143, 0, 255
CMYK:
44, 100, 0, 0
Pantone:
Thread Color: