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wm_3 provides the ten tertiary colors of William & Mary, Virginia, USA.

Usage

wm_3

Format

An object of class character of length 10.

Source

Color definitions are based on William & Mary’s visual identity and brand guidelines.

Value

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

Details

See the palette and William & Mary’s visual identity and brand guidelines for definitions and details.

wm_3 uses the HEX color definitions.

Tertiary colors may not be used as the main color to represent the university in a piece of communication. Rather, tertiary colors are intended to be accent colors that provide visual interest while maintaining a tie to certain visuals on campus.

Moss, for example, is pulled from the moss found on the short brick walls throughout campus.

Tertiary colors work well in many places such as section denotations in a publication, web icon colors, data graphs requiring multiple colors, and so on.

Author

unicol, 2023-08-29.

Examples

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#>          Patina Colonial yellow            Vine     College sky Weathered brick 
#>       "#00B388"       "#CAB64B"       "#84344E"       "#64CCC9"       "#E56A54" 
#>            Moss   College woods           Slate   Griffin green   Wren twilight 
#>       "#789D4A"       "#789F90"       "#5B6770"       "#183028"       "#00313C" 
unikn::seecol(wm_3, main = "Tertiary palette of William & Mary") # view color palette

unikn::demopal(wm_3, main = "Tertiary colors of William & Mary") # demo color palette