What Color is Ogre Odor
Ogre Odor is a vibrant, high-octane blend of red and orange that demands immediate visual attention. Despite its whimsical name, the hue possesses an urgent energy often found in high-visibility safety design. It sits on the border of vermilion, projecting a synthetic warmth that feels thoroughly modern.
What color is opposite Ogre Odor?
The opposite color to Ogre Odor is Turquoise Blue (#3feafd).
Additional Information
- Color Family: Red
- Temperature: Warm
- Associated Season: Autumn
- Complementary Color: #3FEAFD
- Brightness: 131/255
- Saturation: 75%
Colors That Pair Well With Ogre Odor
Complementary
Pair with Turquoise Blue for a harmonious, balanced look. Great for backgrounds and accents.
High Contrast
Use Pelorous for maximum readability. Ideal for text or critical UI elements.
Harmonious Depth
Use lighter and darker shades for a sophisticated, cohesive design. Great for backgrounds, text, and subtle accents.
Color Variations
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Ogre Odor History
Historically, this intense shade mimics the brilliance of cinnabar, a toxic mercury sulfide mineral used to create vermilion pigment in antiquity. While ancient versions were often muted by impurities, the 20th-century chemical revolution introduced synthetic organic pigments like Naphthol Red, allowing for this level of unadulterated saturation to be mass-produced.
In the 1960s, this punchy orange-red became a staple of Pop Art, utilized by artists like Roy Lichtenstein who wanted to replicate the flat, bold aesthetic of commercial printing. It represents a shift from the subtle glazes of the Renaissance to the bold commercialism of the advertising age, symbolizing the plastic, fast-paced era of design.
Meaning & Psychology
Psychologically, this color is highly stimulating, raising the viewer's heart rate and encouraging physical movement. It lacks the somber danger of deep blood red, instead projecting a sort of impulsive enthusiasm that feels spontaneous and uninhibited.
Culturally, this hue is associated with appetite and speed, explaining its prevalence in fast-food branding to encourage rapid table turnover. It creates a sense of optimism mixed with alertness, making it effective for marketing that targets youth or high-energy lifestyles.
In Nature
This specific shade explodes in the tropics as a mechanism of aposematism, nature's way of signaling toxicity in animals like poison dart frogs. You will also find this fiery tone in the petals of Hibiscus flowers and the distinctive plumage of the Scarlet Ibis, derived from carotene in their diet of crustaceans. It stands out vividly against green foliage, serving as a biological warning to predators.
How To Use Ogre Odor
In design, this color serves as an excellent tool for visual hierarchy, specifically for buttons or notification badges. However, it is too intense for large background areas, where it will quickly cause eye fatigue or monitor glare.
Regarding accessibility, you must prioritize contrast carefully; white text on this background often fails WCAG AA standards. To ensure readability and sophistication, pair this color with deep navy or charcoal typography rather than light neutrals.
Related Words
Curated Palettes
Toxic Pop
A high-contrast triad inspired by 1960s comic book art and plastic aesthetics.
Tropical Warning
Inspired by the aposematic colors of the rainforest and poisonous flora.
Modern Clay
A contemporary, warm palette grounding the bright red with earthy neutrals.
Color Conversions
Color Blindness Simulation
CSS Snippets
color: #FD5240;
color: rgb(253, 82, 64);
background-color: #FD5240;
border: 3px solid #FD5240;
box-shadow: 0 4px 12px #FD524066;
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #FD5240 0%, #ffffff 100%);
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What Goes With Ogre Odor?
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Accessibility
Contrast with Black and White
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UI Examples
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Contrast Ratio
Contrast with White
UI Examples
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Contrast Ratio
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I use Ogre Odor in CSS?
You can use Ogre Odor in CSS with its hex code. Here is an example class:
.ogre-odor {
background-color: #FD5240;
color: #FFFFFF;
}For more snippets including gradients, see the CSS snippets section.