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oxford_shades: Shade colours of University of Oxford, England, UK

Description

oxford_shades provides the seven shade colours of the University of Oxford, England, UK.

Usage

oxford_shades

Arguments

Value

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

Format

An object of class character of length 7.

Author

unicol, 2023-06-19.

Details

The 7 shade colours are "black" (defined as HEX #000000), "off_black" (defined as HEX #333333), "mid_grey" (defined as HEX #7a736e), "dark_grey" (defined as HEX #a6a6a6), "light_grey" (defined as HEX #e0ded9), "light_grey" (defined as HEX #f9f8f5), and "white" (defined as HEX #ffffff).

See Also

oxford_brand for the brand colours of University of Oxford; oxford_general for the general colours of University of Oxford; oxford_link for the link colours of University of Oxford; oxford_blog for the blog colours of University of Oxford; oxford_graduate for the graduate colours of University of Oxford; oxford_error for the error colours of University of Oxford; oxford_socialmedia for the social media colours of University of Oxford; seecol for viewing and comparing colour palettes; usecol for using colour palettes; simcol for finding similar colours; newpal for defining new colour palettes; grepal for finding named colours.

Other English university color palettes: birmingham, lancaster_1, lancaster_2, oxford_blog, oxford_brand, oxford_error, oxford_general, oxford_graduate, oxford_link, oxford_socialmedia, uni_manchester

Examples

Run this code
oxford_shades
unikn::seecol(oxford_shades, main = "Uni Oxford shade colours") # view colour palette

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