Showing posts with label Fine art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fine art. Show all posts

Friday, November 12, 2010

Color Choice a Key to a Brand's Success

Colors are a key to a brand's success, but also to your office success.  Consider color when you're redecorating, want to spruce up your home or office, need to uplift those that enter your space!

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Take a look at this article from Office Arrow:

The colors of a brand play a key role in how consumers will react to the product. Here are some tips to consider as you try to determine what colors to use.

Most often, consumers will interact with your product on a visual level first. This means that the wrong visual presentation can deter them from choosing your product.

Leslie Harrington, the executive director of The Color Association and a color consultant, told Inc. magazine that she advises business owners not to leave color choice up to designers alone, as the color of a brand is a business, not artistic, decision. Color choice will affect your company's overall performance either for better or worse.

Finding a color that is authentic to the message the brand communicates is key, says Harrington. Do not focus too much on what colors consumers like or what colors are trendy. Instead, make sure they connect to the brand.

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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Art Styles for Art in the Workplace: Traditional and Fine Arts

Fine art is the classification of paintings, sculptures, photography or even prints that subscribe to the very traditional rules of artistry. Another way to put it is that artists who work in the fine arts do not color outside of the lines. Fine art refers to the tradition of the process not the quality of the artwork.

Traditional paintings are generally oil or watercolor and would most likely include impressionists, still life's, painted portraits and historical events. It is generally historical in nature. Original paintings are extremely rare and exorbitantly expensive so a reproduction is more likely to appear in anywhere other than an art museum. It is crucial that the reproduction, framing and installation be of the highest quality and workmanship. Save the reproduction posters for the dorm room or early apartment. Click here to learn more about fine art at http://www.wikipedia.com/

Traditional art fits well in a professional office building, professional office, or upscale hotel. The piece will give a strong sense of tradition, safety and security.  To find the perfect traditional piece for your office, work with your art consultant. She will work within your price range to provide the very art that speaks your corporate message.

For a free consultation on fine art for your home or office, contact us at (888) 440-9260 x710 and visit our website at: http://www.artrentandlease.com/ - we offer a variety of styles of artwork from artists throughout the US, including eco-friendly, sustainable artwork.