Kleuren en Vormen - Shades of Blue

having the color of the ocean or clear sky at daytime

of a specific shade of blue used by the Chrysler Corporation in its logo

of a specific shade of blue associated with Duke University

having a vibrant blue pigment used in ancient Egyptian art and artifacts, created from a mixture of silica, copper, calcium, and other minerals

having a dark blue color often associated with the uniforms of the United States Navy and other military organizations

having a very dark blue color like the deep sea

of a deep, rich shade of blue often associated with the traditional tiles and art of Iran

of a deep, rich blue color inspired by the historic Byzantine Empire, often associated with luxury and opulence

having a very pale shade of blue

having a dark blue color with a hint of green, originally derived from the dye Prussian blue

having a deep greenish-blue color

having a deep and dark blue color with a slightly muted or dusty tone, reminiscent of the dark blue color

of a vivid and deep shade of blue, often associated with intensity and richness

having a color that looks like a mix of purple and blue

characterized by a vivid and intense blue color that was discovered in 2009 and is known for its unique and vibrant hue

of a deep blue pigment that has a rich and saturated color, often described as a dark and intense shade of blue with a slight hint of violet or green undertones

having a vibrant, dazzling shade of blue that is characterized by its bold and eye-catching appearance

having a soft, delicate shade of blue that resembles the color of the flower of the same name, typically described as a pale, pastel blue hue

of a deep, sturdy blue color resembling the color of denim fabric used in jeans

having a medium blue-green color, lighter than navy

having a light to medium shade of blue, often described as a pale, sky-blue color reminiscent of a clear blue sky on a sunny day

of a pale, icy blue color that evokes the image of frozen icebergs or crisp winter landscapes

having a bright, vibrant shade of blue that resembles the luminous glow of neon lights

having a soft, pale shade of blue that falls between blue and lavender

having a vivid, deep blue color reminiscent of the iconic bluebonnet flowers found in Texas

having a rich and vibrant shade of blue that is often associated with the concept of freedom, liberty, and independence

having a color that is appearing as a deep and muted shade with a mix of both blue and purple undertones

having a muted, cool-toned shade of blue that resembles the color of weathered slate rock

having a vivid, intense shade of blue with a rich, saturated hue, often associated with the vibrant blue color used by French painter Jacques Majorelle

having a very dark shade of blue

having a rich and saturated shade of blue that falls between peacock blue and periwinkle on the color spectrum

of a color that combines the soft, muted tones of mauve with the cool, serene hues of blue, resulting in a delicate and calming color

having a color that combines the soft, muted tones of lilac with the cool, calming hues of blue

having a lively and refreshing shade of blue, like the vibrant blue of the Mediterranean around Capri