Coloring for the new millennium

Coloring the New MIllennium)

The Color Market Organization (CMG) predicts the trend of color in all industries, products and services in the next three years. Because these color trends will be directly reflected in print, from apparel to consumer products, car manuals to a large number of printed ads, so printers can get from this prediction on color reproduction in the coming years will happen.

In April 1999, CMG members gathered in Chicago, Illinois, unanimously agreed that the blue color of the consumer market in 2001 will become the most important color in the next ten years. Matching them are a series of neutral colors, cold gray, warm gray, and flesh , brown and pale gray. Color publishers also foresee that the use of color based on inspiration from different environmental designers will bring a new wave of popularity, such as water gray and purple. However, CMG also announced that consumer goods in the new millennium also need some vibrant colors as a complement to blue and neutral colors. Light orange, red, gold brown from Morocco and Australia are suitable fills.

The discussion of the future trend of color is part of the heated debate over social, cultural, and economic trends. Color trends and the speed of acceptance of such trends often directly affect social events. Some members of CMG's sales report showed that in Chicago in 1999, it was found that product and color expectations were true and reliable, and were linked to the individual's cultural background and personal interests.

According to CMG, blue is an example of the influence of color on the development of society. He calms people with a sense of religion. As Americans' favorite colors, blue symbolizes the tradition and history of the United States. Blue has impacted everything from clothing to plates. It has hinted at the feeling of reluctant blue, and various blue colors have appeared in the catalogue. Inside, including labels and cars, where the colors of life are actually valuable. Numerous media and the Internet have brought color to the world's social transformation. Sue Hannah, deputy chairman of Long Berger’s CMG in Newark, Ohio, said, “Today's design in Tokyo will be available tomorrow in Des Moines. It will not take many years for one color to spread from one continent to another. .

The most common four types of colors:
1. Technical colors - from gray to black and pure white. These colors come from technology as well as technology. The development of hardware is very fast, but neutral colors are still necessary for products that work in various environments. The new neutral color will be used to supplement the shape of future raw materials and color technology equipment.

2. Bright colors - Positive colors add a lot of color to the product and invigorate the product.

3. The color of calm is a group of colors that are influenced by the balance of consumption. These colors are generally pale, have affinity, and others feel at ease. Some of them came naturally and most of them were inspired by water.

4. Colors with Mediterranean cultural colours - a rich, realistic, flavourful color. It is common in plants that have been stained with natural methods for centuries.

Consumers forecast the color theme for 2002 to be brighter, softer, and more complex. Consumer Platte 2002 was the result of discussions among over 700 CMG members gathered in San Diego, Calif., at the end of April 2000. Industries attending the release process include transportation/automotive, media/image, interior/exterior, and action/creative industries. CMG’s chairman, Cleveland, Hall Dillion of Ohio Don Color Co., Ltd. said: “Because the color has entered the market and the pace of the technological revolution continues to grow, the blue will undoubtedly occupy an important position in the decade. Orange represents the year 2002. Happiness and positive color, it will be popular in all age groups, and the color will continue to increase with the advancement of the technological advancement of consumer demand product packaging.

CMG experts say that the natural influence of the 2002 palette can be said to be ingrained and to make up for the impact of the technological revolution. They summed up this dynamic revolution that reflected the strong desire to balance the sense overload. They unanimously foretold: Drenched, aqua blue continues to maintain its important position. Plant blue will also appear. Yellow and green also maintain strong momentum. The latest yellow is inspired by the orange sense of the fruits, vegetables and grains, and the green brings back an oasis to the soul.

Consistent with the CMG members' desire to confirm that future color trends are of concern to social, cultural, and economic trends, they expect the consumer palette in 2002 to have a Latin flavour. In addition, it is also influenced by Mexico and Italy, and vivid red, yellow, and orange appear. According to Sue Hannah, vice chairman of CMG New York Goodhome.com, “These influences will be reflected in the romantic and passionate design of Earth. The young generation will strongly influence the return of the new generation to a new and spiritual new look.

In the most important debate on the relationship between color and finished product, the results of the 2002 color development direction were released. The conclusion is that designers no longer need to separate special colors from special effects. Colors are special effects. Special effects are themselves colors. New advances in color and design drive the development of pigments, materials, and products. Let designers use textures and special effects to innovate. Most of the colors released in 2002 are in a monotonous color, just like a brilliant pearl. Special achievements have allowed us to experience the entire range of colors and support the emergence of pearlescent, iridescent, metallic luster, and textured results. The special effect increases the value of understanding and becomes the desired product character. In 2002, CMG released its characteristic color orientation that was fresh and clean, with colors that were fascinating and fused. Hue is a vaguely mixed dark color and is not defined in a color family.

It is of course important to review the past in the future of construction. It reminds us of the lessons we have learned and learned. However, the color market is best to look forward. Our members are already releasing color trends for products manufactured in 2001 and beyond. As CMG enters the new millennium, 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of its founding. We will continue to open up our horizons and the pace of internationalization. As the world enters the era of information technology exchanges, it begins to “shrink”, and it is increasingly important for us to grasp the pulse of color globalization. We must keep learning and hope that color globalization and design trends will become exciting and marketable products. We also went back to a certification process for our members being accepted internationally.