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Black
About this project
We say we feel “blue.” But does the world think
“blue” means “sad”? Find out in this interactive data
experience.
Displaying Bayesian-derived probabilities of associating colors
with emotions across 4,598 participants from 30 nations, combined.
Values not displayed, but range from 3 to 66 percent.
Color selections inspired by Johannes Itten's “The Art of
Color.” Fonts hand-picked from Google. Icon credits:
informationsharerandomizeeye.
Only red-green colorblindness is simulated, as the most-common color
vision deficiency.
Share an emotion
A colleague’s got you seeing red? There’s an emotion for
it; share it! Or send to Grandma, she’ll be tickled pink.