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Blue is the author's favorite color because it can represent different things to different people such as water or sky. Some see blue as a calming color symbolizing serenity while others see it as representing freedom. Companies often choose blue in their logos if it relates to their brand, such as Twitter using a blue bird. The author also relates to qualities of blue seeing themselves as peaceful, calm, and open-minded without restrictions like the color's symbolism of freedom.
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![Blue my favourite colour<br />Blue can mean different things to different people. Which is something personal. For some people, blue means a deep body of water, for other it is a clear sky. In some case, blue invokes a feeling of calm and serenity for others, it means freedom<br />Some company’s that uses blue colour in there logo<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/colouranalogy-101018091310-phpapp01/85/Colour-analogy-1-320.jpg)
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- 3. Company’s which have word blue in there name for them blue coloured logo is a very good choice
- 4. How I relate my self with blue colourAs blue means different things to different people in the same way different people make different perception about me. As blue refers to peace which is reflected in my nature. As blue symbolises calmness I am also very calm person and I don’t reach to any conclusion straight forward. Blue also symbolises freedom i am very open minded person i never keep my friends in any kind of boundries and I also don’t let my friends to put any kind of restrictions on me. I only support ideas of those people who have a good explanation or i should say ground logic behind there ideas I don’t follow the masses. <br />