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Secondary colours of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Source: R/Trinity_College_Dublin.R
trinity_2.Rd

trinity_2 provides the secondary colour palette of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Usage

trinity_2

Format

An object of class character of length 55.

Source

Color definitions are based on TCD's visual identity guidelines.

Value

A names vector of colors (HEX/HTML codes of type character).

Details

trinity_2 uses the HEX color definitions.

The secondary colour palette supports the primary colours of trinity_1.

It is used for graphic elements within communications (e.g., in illustrations, charts, diagrams and iconography). It can also be used to add colour to items where a photographic image is unsuitable or unavailable (e.g., posters, slides or backdrops).

It is important to remember that these are supporting colours only; they should not predominate or overwhelm the primary blue, grey, and white colours (of trinity_1).

See also

trinity_1 for primary colors of Trinity College Dublin; seecol for viewing and comparing color palettes; usecol for using color palettes; simcol for finding similar colors; newpal for defining new color palettes; grepal for finding named colors.

Other Irish university color palettes: galway_1, galway_2, limerick_1, limerick_2, maynooth, trinity_1, ucc_1, ucc_2, ucd

Author

unicol, 2023-09-05.

Examples

trinity_2
#> PMS 312 100  PMS 312 75  PMS 312 50  PMS 312 25  PMS 312 10 PMS 326 100 
#>   "#00aacd"   "#40bfda"   "#80d4e6"   "#bfeaf3"   "#e6f7fa"   "#00b4aa" 
#>  PMS 326 75  PMS 326 50  PMS 326 25  PMS 326 10 PMS 360 100  PMS 360 75 
#>   "#40c7bf"   "#80dad4"   "#bfecea"   "#e6f8f7"   "#32d732"   "#65e165" 
#>  PMS 360 50  PMS 360 25  PMS 360 10 PMS 375 100  PMS 375 75  PMS 375 50 
#>   "#99eb99"   "#ccf5cc"   "#ebfbeb"   "#96d700"   "#b0e140"   "#cbeb80" 
#>  PMS 375 25  PMS 375 10 PMS 389 100  PMS 389 75  PMS 389 50  PMS 389 25 
#>   "#e5f5bf"   "#f5fbe6"   "#d2e100"   "#dde940"   "#e9f080"   "#f4f8bf" 
#>  PMS 389 10 PMS 109 100  PMS 109 75  PMS 109 50  PMS 109 25  PMS 109 10 
#>   "#fbfce6"   "#ffd200"   "#ffdd40"   "#ffe980"   "#fff4bf"   "#fffbe6" 
#> PMS 466 100  PMS 466 75  PMS 466 50  PMS 466 25  PMS 466 10 PMS 165 100 
#>   "#c8aa78"   "#d6bf9a"   "#e3d4bc"   "#f1eadd"   "#faf7f2"   "#ff641e" 
#>  PMS 165 75  PMS 165 50  PMS 165 25  PMS 165 10 PMS 485 100  PMS 485 75 
#>   "#ff8b56"   "#ffb28f"   "#ffd8c7"   "#fff0e9"   "#dc281e"   "#e55e56" 
#>  PMS 485 50  PMS 485 25  PMS 485 10 PMS 512 100  PMS 512 75  PMS 512 50 
#>   "#ee938f"   "#f6c9c7"   "#fceae9"   "#823278"   "#a1659a"   "#c199bc" 
#>  PMS 512 25  PMS 512 10 PMS 280 100  PMS 280 75  PMS 280 50  PMS 280 25 
#>   "#e0cedd"   "#f3ebf2"   "#001e69"   "#40568f"   "#808fb4"   "#bfc7da" 
#>  PMS 280 10 
#>   "#e6e9f0" 
main_cols <- seq(1, 51, by = 5)
unikn::seecol(trinity_2[main_cols], 
              main = "Main secondary colours of the Trinity College Dublin")  # view palette