Majorelle Blue is a stunningly bright blue named after the French artist Jacques Majorelle, who drew inspiration from Moroccan art and architecture and trademarked the color as his own invention. The origin of Duke Blue". Duke University Libraries. Archived from the original on March 19, 2008 . Retrieved December 3, 2007.

The Bluesky range comprises a stunning array of colours designed to deliver beautiful nails that are resistant to chipping, peeling, or scratching for a minimum of 14 days. Note that the blue of the sky is more saturated when you look further from the sun. The almost white scattering near the sun can be attributed to Mie scattering, which is not very wavelength dependent. We can think of light as being a wave of energy, and different colours all have a different wavelength. At one end of the spectrum is red light which has the longest wavelength and at the other is blue and violet lights which have a much shorter wavelength. Why is the sky blue? Historically, Maya blue was recorded to have first appeared in the 800s and was still used up to the 1500s in several convents located in Colonial Mexico, where Maya blue was mainly used in paintings.Xu L, Xu M. Comparison on wedding culture between China and Western countries. 2018 8th International Conference on Education, Management, Computer and Society. The Pacific Ocean often has many different shades of blue lurking within its depths. Nevertheless, Pacific Blue, as a color, evokes the slightly green-tinged, slightly gray-tinged waters and waves that are often seen glinting beneath the sun’s rays.

Maya blue is made up of organic and inorganic materials. Primarily indigo dyes that are created from the leaves of Indigofera suffruticosa plants, that are then combined with natural clay and other mineral additives. To be honest – at least two of the presented colors look more green than blue to me, but, hey – who wants to get into disagreement with guys from Cambridge or Eton?How about people? Blue is the most popular color in the world among men and women. A few artists were so much in love with it that certain shades got the name after them. Let’s see, what we got: