northwestern_1 {unicol}

Primary colors of Northwestern University, USA

Description

northwestern_1 provides the 20 primary colors of the Northwestern University, USA.

Usage

northwestern_1

Format

An object of class character of length 22.

Details

The visual branding relies almost exclusively on a proprietary Northwestern Purple (Purple 100) and its tints and shades. By using a range of tones, we add flexibility without sacrificing the recognition and equity of our heritage color. The range of tones runs from Northwestern Purple 160 (darkest) to Northwestern Purple 10 (lightest). Anything darker or lighter loses its connection to Northwestern Purple.

Primary colors are "northwestern_Purple" (defined as RGB 78/42/132, HEX #4E2A84), "purple_160" (defined as RGB 29/2/53), "purple_150" (defined as RGB 38/8/65), "purple_140" (defined as RGB 48/16/78), "purple_130" (defined as RGB 56/23/90), "purple_120" (defined as RGB 64/31/104, HEX #401F68), "purple_110" (defined as RGB 72/36/118), "purple_90" (defined as RGB 91/59/140), "purple_80" (defined as RGB 104/76/150), "purple_70" (defined as RGB 118/93/160), "purple_60" (defined as RGB 131/110/170, HEX #836EAA), "purple_50" (defined as RGB 147/128/182), "purple_40" (defined as RGB 164/149/195), "purple_30" (defined as RGB 182/172/209, HEX #B6ACD1), "purple_20" (defined as RGB 204/196/223), "purple_10" (defined as RGB 228/224/238, HEX #E4E0EE), "rich_black" (defined as RGB 0 0 0 or HEX #000000), "rich_black_80" (defined as HEX #342F2E), "rich_black_50" (defined as HEX #716C6B), "rich_black_20" (defined as HEX #BBB8B8), and "rich_black_10" (defined as HEX #D8D6D6).

northwestern_1 uses HEX and RGB color definitions.

Value

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

Author(s)

unicol, 2023-06-14.

Source

Color definitions are based on the Color manual.

See Also

northwestern_2 for secondary colors of Northwestern 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 U.S. university color palettes: asu_1, asu_2, asu_3, berkeley_1, berkeley_2, brown_1, brown_2, bu, caltech_1, caltech_2, caltech_3, cmu_1, cmu_2, cmu_3, columbia_1, columbia_2, columbia_3, cornell_1, cornell_2, cornell_3_accent, dartmouth_1, dartmouth_2, dartmouth_3, duke_1, duke_2, harvard_1, harvard_2, harvard_3, jhu_0, jhu_1, jhu_2, jhu_3_accent, jhu_4_gray, manchester_uni_1, manchester_uni_2, michigan_1, michigan_2, minnesotatwin_1, minnesotatwin_2, mit, monash_1, monash_2, msu, northwestern_2, notredame_1, notredame_2, nyu_1, nyu_2, nyu_accent, nyu_neutral, ohio_uni_1, ohio_uni_2, pitt_1, pitt_2, princeton_0, princeton_1, princeton_2, rpi_1, rpi_2, rpi_3, stanford_1, stanford_2, stanford_3, uchicago_1, uchicago_2, uci_1, uci_2, uci_3, uci_4, ucla_1, ucla_2, ucla_3, ucla_4, ucsd_1, ucsd_2, ucsd_3, uflorida_1, uflorida_2, uflorida_3, umass_1, umass_2, umass_neutrals, upenn_1, upenn_2, vanderbilt_1, vanderbilt_2, vanderbilt_3, willamette, wm_1, wm_2, wm_3, yale, yeshiva

Examples

northwestern_1
unikn::seecol(northwestern_1, main = "Primary colors of NW") # view color palette