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Anonymous asked in Arts & HumanitiesVisual ArtsDrawing & Illustration · 1 decade ago

For art we have to draw a shield with one or more colors,symbols, and animals....?

We have to draw a shield and color it in, but the colors and drawings that you choose should have a meaning to them..So does anyone know what the colors blue, orange, and green symbolize?

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  • helene
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    The problem is that colors can mean more than one thing. For instance, yellow can represent joy or perfidy. Green can represent nature or jealousy. Blue can mean peace or depression. Red can represent love or aggression.That's quite a range of emotion and meaning.

    There's also a huge number of sites with information on what different colors symbolize, and none of them seem to agree exactly about which color represents what. So there's really not a universal, definitive answer for this question. Here's one link. It's as good as any other:

    http://www.three-musketeers.net/mike/colors.html

    The good news is that, since the colors can represent so many things, you can probably make almost any color work meaning-wise with the other elements on your shield. The bad news is that the symbol and animal elements are probably more important than the colors you choose, and will require a lot more work. :D

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    shield divided into 3 areas one is an animal (buffalo)

    one is a tree one is the color green

    the symbol is strength and growth

  • 1 decade ago

    I suggest working from the other direction.

    What is it you wish to represent, then decide which colors work best.

    Courage, masculinity? Try reds and blues.

    Serenity, harmony? Work with blues, greens and pastels.

    Agression, boldness? Think warm colors like reds and orange.

    Source(s): Designer, Illustrator and Desktop Publisher for over 30 years
  • 1 decade ago

    no idea what the colours mean but what you can do is look up some site that does heraldic shields they usually have what the different symbols mean.

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