uvic_2
provides the eight complementary colours
of the University of Victoria, Canada.
Source
Colour definitions are based on UVic's brand information.
Details
The 8 complementary colours are
"Education"
(defined as HEX #0171BC or RGB 0/113/188),
"Engineering"
(defined as HEX #F08415 or RGB 255/117/0),
"Fine arts"
(defined as HEX #00894C or RGB 0/135/62),
"Human and social development"
(defined as HEX #00AAD5 or RGB 0/181/226), and
"Humanities"
(defined as HEX #D64500 or RGB 225/6/0),
"Law"
(defined as HEX #523E7C or RGB 104/71/141),
"Science"
(defined as HEX #009C90 or RGB 0/179/152), and
"Social sciences"
(defined as HEX #69A81D or RGB 120/190/32).
uvic_2
is based on the HEX colour definitions.
The 8 complementary colours are a way for faculties to distinguish themselves
from each other and for the university to have a strong visual organization system.
They're used in faculty materials to support and complement the core colours
(of uvic_1
).
HEX colour definitions are used for web, RGB colour definitions are used for electronic displays.
See also
uvic_1
for the core colour palette of University of Victoria;
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_brights
,
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
,
uwaterloo_arts
,
uwaterloo_engineering
,
uwaterloo_environment
,
uwaterloo_health
,
uwaterloo_main
,
uwaterloo_math
,
uwaterloo_science
,
western_uni
,
yorku_1
,
yorku_2
Examples
uvic_2
#> Education Engineering
#> "#0171BC" "#F08415"
#> Fine arts Human and social development
#> "#00894C" "#00AAD5"
#> Humanities Law
#> "#D64500" "#523E7C"
#> Science Social sciences
#> "#009C90" "#69A81D"
unikn::seecol(uvic_2, main = "Faculty colours of the University of Victoria") # view palette