It goes without saying that color is of great interest to us at Color Accounting International.
So it gave us a thrill to see that Dr. Mas Subramanian’s team at Oregon State University has invented a new color. They’re calling it YInMn Blue, because it uses the chemical elements Ytrium, Indium and Manganese.
So it gave us a thrill to see that Dr. Mas Subramanian’s team at Oregon State University has invented a new color. They’re calling it YInMn Blue, because it uses the chemical elements Ytrium, Indium and Manganese.
The human eye can perceive approximately 7,000,000 different colors
The effectiveness of the Color Accounting system for teaching business acumen is in part due to our minds making better sense of color-coded accounting information, than traditional black-and-white, left-right information.
And while the application of color to accounting is a relatively new concept, the powerful impact of color on the human consciousness has been understood for centuries.
YInMn Blue may be something new under the sun, but purple has caught our eyes for quite a long time indeed.
In the 16th Century it was high treason to wear purple, which was King Henry VIII’s exclusive color.
And 1,000 years before that only Japanese officials of the highest rank were allowed to wear purple. It was the rarest of colors before today’s synthetic hues.
In our seminars, purple is reserved for that wonderful thing, Profit!
Best regards, Peter
And while the application of color to accounting is a relatively new concept, the powerful impact of color on the human consciousness has been understood for centuries.
YInMn Blue may be something new under the sun, but purple has caught our eyes for quite a long time indeed.
In the 16th Century it was high treason to wear purple, which was King Henry VIII’s exclusive color.
And 1,000 years before that only Japanese officials of the highest rank were allowed to wear purple. It was the rarest of colors before today’s synthetic hues.
In our seminars, purple is reserved for that wonderful thing, Profit!
Best regards, Peter
Queen Elizabeth II sporting her Royal Purple while out for a drive with Prince Philip
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