mcgill_brights
provides the bright colours
of McGill University, Canada.
Source
Colour definitions are based on McGill's visual identity guide.
Details
The bright colours are
"bright 1"
(defined as CMYK 0/50/100/0, RGB 247/148/29, HEX #F7941D),
"bright 2"
(defined as CMYK 0/15/100/0, RGB 255/212/0, HEX #FFD400),
"bright 3"
(defined as CMYK 70/0/30/0, RGB 39/189/190, HEX #27BDBE),
"bright 4"
(defined as CMYK 60/0/0/0, RGB 68/200/245, HEX #44C8F5),
"bright 5"
(defined as CMYK 35/0/100/0, RGB 178/210/53, HEX #B2D235), and
"bright 6"
(defined as CMYK 20/72/0/0, RGB 199/104/169, HEX #C768A9).
mcgill_brights
uses the HEX colour definition.
McGill's secondary colours are not official,
but rather suggested colours that cover a larger spectrum to complement the primary "McGill red"
.
They can be used to add variety and contrast for headings, bullets, background and other graphic elements.
CMYK colour differs from RGB and HEX definition.
See also
mcgill_red
for the primary colour of McGill University;
mcgill_pastels
for the pastel colours of McGill;
mcgill_muted
for the muted colours of McGill;
mcgill_darks
for the dark colours of McGill;
mcgill_grey
for the grey of McGill;
seecol
for viewing and comparing colour palettes;
usecol
for using colour palettes;
simcol
for finding similar colours;
newpal
for defining new colour palettes;
grepal
for finding named colours.
Other Canadian university color palettes:
carleton
,
concordia_1
,
concordia_2
,
concordia_3
,
concordia_4
,
guelph
,
laval
,
manitoba_1
,
manitoba_2
,
mcgill_darks
,
mcgill_grey
,
mcgill_muted
,
mcgill_pastels
,
mcgill_red
,
mcmaster_brighterworld
,
mcmaster_heritage
,
mun_1
,
mun_2
,
queensu_1
,
queensu_2
,
sfu_brand
,
ubc
,
ucalgary_1
,
ucalgary_2
,
ucalgary_accent
,
ucalgary_warmgreys
,
uottawa
,
utoronto
,
uvic_1
,
uvic_2
,
uwaterloo_arts
,
uwaterloo_engineering
,
uwaterloo_environment
,
uwaterloo_health
,
uwaterloo_main
,
uwaterloo_math
,
uwaterloo_science
,
western_uni
,
yorku_1
,
yorku_2
Examples
mcgill_brights
#> bright 1 bright 2 bright 3 bright 4 bright 5 bright 6
#> "#F7941D" "#FFD400" "#27BDBE" "#44C8F5" "#B2D235" "#C768A9"
unikn::seecol(mcgill_brights, main = "Bright colours of McGill") # view colour palette