The characters are often in full or partial shadows, which is also characteristic of Bazawule’s The Burial of Kojo (2018). But in The Color Purple, this aesthetic choice serves as a potential ...

"Color is deeply tied to identity and self-expression; different shades can bring out various aspects of our character ... can make purple feel more dynamic, drawing attention to aesthetic contrasts.

Though each is starkly different in everything from story to aesthetic ... ‘Color Purple’ had another movie in it,” he told Variety. That Bazawule breathes new life into these characters ...

That’s something: a meaningful initiative, as opposed to the aesthetic rebranding made ... The introduction of the new M&Ms character Purple doesn’t feel as tone-deaf as the Pepsi commercial ...

but once responded to criticism of the film’s portrayal of women – including one scene in which a character has an ex-girlfriend thrown into a garbage can. “I didn’t write ‘Purple Rain.’ ...

Online, mayhem ensued. Now, M&M’S is making another, bigger change — this time, it’s adding a brand new character to the mix. Meet Purple: She’s peanut, she sings, and she doesn’t wear ...

The new character – whose name is Purple – resembles a peanut M&M candy piece and she was designed to represent acceptance and inclusivity with "her earnest self-expression," according to a ...

M&M's is adding Purple to its cast of characters in the first change for a decade. Candymaker Mars Wrigley said the new member represents "inclusivity" and "acceptance". Purple has "self-awareness ...

The latest character to be added to the lineup is Purple, a spokescandy who is described as self-aware, authentic, and confident. Purple is the first M&M's character to be introduced in a decade.

This week, M&Ms announced the debut of Purple, the candy’s first-ever female peanut M&M and the first new character added to the brand’s spokescandy lineup in decade. According to M&M’s ...