uni_kiel_1
provides the primary violett
color
of Kiel University, Germany.
Source
Color definitions are based on https://www.presse.uni-kiel.de/de/erscheinungsbild/farben.
Details
The main color is the luminant violett
of uni_kiel_1[2]
,
which alludes to the historic founding faculty of theology.
It is alternatively defined as RGB 155/10/125
, Hex #9b0a7d
,
HKS 33
, or CMYK 45/100/0/0
.
The palette uni_kiel_1
enframes this color as its central element
in "black"
and "white"
to easily enable mixing it with
shades of "grey"
.
See examples and the ac
and usecol
functions
for creating color gradients.
The full name of Kiel University is Christian-Albrechts-Universität (CAU) zu Kiel.
See also
uni_kiel_2
for departmental colors of Kiel University;
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 German university color palettes:
fu_0_2023
,
fu_1
,
fu_1_2023
,
fu_2
,
fu_2_2023
,
fu_3
,
fu_3_2023
,
fu_4
,
hu_1
,
hu_1_2022
,
hu_1_digital
,
hu_2
,
hu_2_2022
,
hu_3_accent
,
lmu_1
,
lmu_2
,
lmu_3
,
rptu
,
uni_bonn_1
,
uni_bonn_2
,
uni_freiburg_0
,
uni_freiburg_1
,
uni_freiburg_2
,
uni_freiburg_blue
,
uni_freiburg_br
,
uni_freiburg_grey
,
uni_freiburg_info
,
uni_goettingen_1
,
uni_goettingen_2
,
uni_goettingen_3
,
uni_halle
,
uni_hamburg_1
,
uni_hamburg_2
,
uni_heidelberg
,
uni_jena_1
,
uni_jena_2
,
uni_kassel
,
uni_kiel_2
,
uni_koeln_1
,
uni_koeln_2
,
uni_konstanz_1
,
uni_konstanz_2
,
uni_magdeburg_1
,
uni_magdeburg_2
,
uni_magdeburg_3
,
uni_mannheim_1
,
uni_mannheim_2
,
uni_potsdam
,
uni_regensburg_1
,
uni_regensburg_2
,
uni_regensburg_3
,
uni_stuttgart_1
,
uni_stuttgart_print
,
uni_ulm_1
,
uni_ulm_2
Examples
uni_kiel_1
#> schwarz violett weiss
#> "black" "#9b0a7d" "white"
unikn::seecol(uni_kiel_1, main = "The main color of Kiel University (CAU)")
unikn::demopal(uni_kiel_1, type = 3, main = "Primary colors of the University of Kiel")
# Gradient: Mixing the main color with shades of grey:
N = 9
kiel_mix <- unikn::usecol(uni_kiel_1, n = N)[c(-1, -N)] # remove extremes
unikn::seecol(kiel_mix, main = "A color gradient of Kiel University (CAU)")