Beamset Chromobeam Colors

Colors are vital to Beamset, being a Social Design enterprise that innovates in art and design. To establish color-relations, Beamset uses the name “Chromobeam” to define the set of colors below:

Sunburst Sky Red

This naturally-occurring color captures the breathtaking beauty of a burst of sunlight protruding through a red sky, a vision that is universal throughout the world.

Ultra Violet Purple

2018’s Color of the Year is named after the ultraviolet rays in the spectrum of natural light. Rich purple ignites the body, mind, and spirit with creativity, imagination, and dignity.

Ocean Wave Blue

This particular shade of blue is comprised of the concept of fluent movement, both the free-flowing style of art and design, and the natural waves of an ocean.

Olive Leaf Green

Green olive plants provide the inspiration for this bright green hue. Green, an essential part of the environment, is traditionally associated with life, growth, and harmony.

Sun Ray Gold

This warm color, also naturally-occurring, describes the sun’s outer rays which emit a fading gold color.

Beamset Design Collection

Beamset Design Collection is a compilation that describes and lists the propensity style, relationships, colors, lines, shapes, symmetry and continuity between all the logos, symbols and graphics designs.

Beamset Design Technography

Beamset Design Technography or Social Techno can be regarded as sociotechnology that descriptively refers to modern designs, objects or artefacts. In result, Social Design is the practical applications of human solutions and technical innovations.

Beamset Design Biomimetics & Biomimicry

Beamset will explore connecting the digital world to the natural world and echo models, systems, and elements of nature for human solutions and sustainability.

Biomimicry is the design of structures, and systems that are modeled on biological entities and processes. It is the art and science of designing and building a “Biomimetic” complex structure or system.

Biomimetic refers to human-made processes, devices, or systems that imitate nature.