Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Pink PowerPoint accents for fall?
Because October is breast cancer awareness month, I have seen a lot of pink accents over the past ten days.
Pink is an unusual fashion choice for fall. We usually associate pink with spring and baby girls. Yet I see small pink ribbons on many dark lapels this year. Pink accents look fresh and hopeful amid darker fall suit colors like black, brown, and dark grey.
The pink ribbons designed to bring awareness to breast cancer are definitely standing out. I also have been enjoying pink refreshments -- a pink grapefruit juice punch at a fall show was particularly refreshing.
Why is pink the color of hope? Is it because it is the color of a healthy flush on the cheek?
And how might you be using pink accents in your PowerPoint presentations this month?
Pink accents really get noticed in autumn. Small, but effective. ¶ 10/11/2006 03:40:00 PM
Because October is breast cancer awareness month, I have seen a lot of pink accents over the past ten days.
Pink is an unusual fashion choice for fall. We usually associate pink with spring and baby girls. Yet I see small pink ribbons on many dark lapels this year. Pink accents look fresh and hopeful amid darker fall suit colors like black, brown, and dark grey.
The pink ribbons designed to bring awareness to breast cancer are definitely standing out. I also have been enjoying pink refreshments -- a pink grapefruit juice punch at a fall show was particularly refreshing.
Why is pink the color of hope? Is it because it is the color of a healthy flush on the cheek?
And how might you be using pink accents in your PowerPoint presentations this month?
Pink accents really get noticed in autumn. Small, but effective. ¶ 10/11/2006 03:40:00 PM
