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Please Writers Please Give Roman a woman! That poor guy. he needs a good woman. all he does is work.
Looks like Tourquoise is the new color on Days, I dont mind, I love the color, looks good on everyone, Sami, Marlena, i think Gabby’s dress had some in it and Maddison’s dress, I liked that dress Madison had on.
that they tend to put all characters in the same basic color each day. I wonder if that helps to keep everyone from clashing. I just started watching and Rafe, Madison and Kate are all in gray. Sometimes everyone will have on purple. I really think that keeps us from getting distracted by the clothing and not noticing the storyline in front of us.
producer came up with. People go to college for this kind of stuff (in art/fashion). There is a lot of thought and even science given with color on sets as it comes across the t.v. screen. Look at the big news broadcast anchors – even their background news set match the color of their eyes to make them "pop" to appear more blue. Even down to the color of their ties and shirts that they wear. And to think old Uncle Walter was in just B&W, plain black tie with a white shirt and we all trusted what he said every night in our living rooms across the country.
There’s a lot of research done on what different colors do to us and how we perceive what we hear/absorb while we are looking at them.
Heck, put everything in purple and I’m happy. :o)
My mom loved purple too and when the g.kids wanted to tease her, they’d call her The Purple Grandma.
I’d read an article last year when half the sets and most of the clothing was blue that it had to do with going to HD. For some reason the blues and other jewel tones look better and pop more in HD than the others.
Bonbon, half of my grandkids call me Grandma Purple! I love when purple is the color du jour on the show!
I watch a lot of those DIY shows and remember the color red makes you hungry so some use that in their dining rooms or kitchens. A lot of restaurants use color to evoke different moods. Some want you to relax so you’ll sit longer and order more, others want you to order a LOT of food. Same with home offices. Some colors inspire while others put you to sleep.
that light green is very calming and that’s why they used to use it so much in hospitals, especially on the walls. (You’ll notice that most OR’s still use green walls, surgical drapes, and scrubs.) A long time ago my father was the superintendent at the military’s Hines Hospital laundry, outside Chicago, and all the main linens then were light green.
I don’t think they do it so much anymore but I used to watch the old hospitals in movies, on TV, and such and, sure enough, they were almost always pale green.
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