PB-5008 Mint Green

noun: a variable color averaging a light green that is bluer and stronger than variscite green and paler and very slightly yellower than serpentine

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Subscription Box Design

Clothing Subscription

Packaging Design Inspiration

Organic Cotton Fabric

Eco-friendly fashion menswear brand STÓR reveals branding

Irish Men's subscription clothing brand STÓR uses a mint green label to indicate their full subscription products. This brand are extremely eco conscious, using organic cotton and bamboo fibres in their clothing and unbleached recycled cardboard boxes. Socio Design – who worked on the packaging concept – wanted to create something which reflected the natural but sophisticated nature of this brand.

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Fujifilm Instax Mini 8

Fujifilm Instax Mini 8+ (Mint) Instant Film Camera + Self Shot Mirror for Selfie Use - International Version (No Warranty)

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Objects of Desire

Mint green art deco style clock from the 1930s.

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Still Life Photography

Color Inspiration

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Fibre Optics

National Gallery Of Art

Viridian - ColourLex

Guignet, who patented the technique of producing the pigment following Pannetier's death, sold the rights of manufacture for his green to M. Scheurer-Kestner of Thann, who produced it on an industrial scale for the dyeing of cloth.

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Oil Painting Supplies

Professional Acrylic Chromium Oxide Green

Viridian is the English name for hydrated (that is, transparent) chromium oxide, ‘vert éméraude’ in French, thought until comparatively recently to have been available to artists only from the 1830s. Chromium oxide, an opaque green, was discovered by the French chemist Vauquelin in 1797 and used in porcelain factories.

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Modern Furniture, Home Decor & Home Accessories | west elm

Unusual Wedding Dresses

Rami Kadi Couture Fall 2015

Green Ombre Cake

Green Meaning grow in the Proto-Indo-European language, it was called 'ghre'. Subsequent languages wrote it grene (Old Frisian), graenn (Old Norse) and grown (Dutch). In Old English, it was grene and meant the color green as well as young and immature.

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Names Of Colors

English Names

Elementary Art Rooms

Elements And Principles

The Origin of the English Names of Colors

There was a time when there were no color-names as such . . . and that not very remote in many cases, when the present color-words were terms that could be used in describing quite different qualities [including] gay, lively, smart, dashy, loud, gaudy . . . dull, dead, dreary . . . tarnished, stained, spotted, dirty, smeared . . . faint, faded [and feeble].

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atthepinkofperfection.com

In 2012, a independent nail varnish brand called Mint was launched in LA. Most nail varnishes are made using Dibutyl Phthalte, Formaldehyde and Toulene which are harmful to the environment. Mint polishes where made without these substances to be kinder on nails and the environment. The company appears to have folded since 2012, but the choice of the colour on the packaging fits with the brands eco credentials as well as the companies attempt to take a 'fresh' approach to nail varnish.

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Inspired By | The Glamorous Housewife

Because green takes up a large proportion of the visible light colour spectrum, there are many different shades and tones. Whilst in general green implies a connection with nature, growth and peace, a darker green may feel more masculine and remind viewers of a forest whilst a bright neon green may feel unnatural and energetic and less soothing to look at. This means that brands wanting to use the colour green need to consider who their audience is and what their brand identity is.

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Garnier is one brand that is strongly associated with the colour green. The bright green used by this brand implies cleanliness, health and growth – essential for products intended for washing – whilst also appearing energetic to attract a younger market.