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5. Conclusion
6. J. Zlotkowska and Thomas C. Colour
In conclusion, the researcher strongly preferences in children. Affective graphic design
believes that by using the bright color and for children at risk for cancer.
primary color is a good choice in poster design http://www.create.uwe.ac.uk/norway_paperlist/z
for children. Designers can use to make more lotkowska.pdf
appropriate color selections when designing
children's environments. To deliver a message,
the designer should be knowledgeable about how
to do the correct way, which is the correct usage
of colors. Correct usage of colors can accurately
convey information and messages based on
message concepts and message recipients. With
that, every message we convey is
comprehensively understood. This paper will
benefit to graphic designers as a guideline to
guide them to use the correct color of the posters
for children.

6. References
1.Rachel Pancare, (April 23, 2018) How Do
Bright Colors Appeal to Kids?
https://sciencing.com/do-bright-colors-appeal-
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2.Gregory Ciotti, (March 1, 2018) The
Psychology of Color in Marketing and
Branding.
https://www.helpscout.net/blog/psychology-of-
color/

3. Olof Halldin, National Library of Sweden,
The History of Poster
https://www.kb.se/Docs/collections/history-
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4. Naseem Khalili, (2010) Colour
Communication in Children’s Play
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5. Sandrine G. and Ludovic L. B. (January 1,
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