[osol-mktg] Anniversary T-shirt art on blue and black

[Simon Phipps]

On May 24, 2006, at 00:01, Sara Dornsife wrote:

> Cyril Plisko wrote:
>> On 5/23/06, Sara Dornsife <Sara.Dornsife at sun.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>  Joerg Schilling wrote:
>>>  Isn't orange a problem in Israel this year?
>>>
>>>  I hope someone from Israel could answer that...... It could be.
>>
>> Well, indeed starting last year orange became a symbolic color for
>> some|many people with very clear ideological platform. And orange
>> T-shirts are very popular among them.
>>
>> Does the choice of orange color for T-shirt bother me ? Not at all.
>> I guess every one would have own opinion on that matter, but I say
>> most prominent colors would be associated with something somewhere
>> in the world... so let's just paint the Tshirt in orange :)
>>
> You are our voice of Israel, so we can put the political concerns  
> to rest.....
> Now it's just a matter of who likes what. Being a huge fan of  
> orange, I love the idea. We are not able to do more than one, so  
> it's all black or all orange at this point.

Orange shirts were also associated with the grass-roots reform  
movement in the Ukraine and elsewhere a few years ago. When I see  
people with bright orange shirts these days I think of them and the  
bloodless revolution they were able to bring about. It's probably a  
good association for many Europeans.

S.

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