Cat Wilson’s Sky Eternal and Claire Grant’s Up in the Air use blue effectively

Throughout the ages, blue has been used to visualize something of our imagination, out of reach or divine. As a pigment, blue is extremely rare in nature, although it is found in the environment around us, from the calm light blue of a sky to the melancholy deep blue of an ocean. Unlike the particular reds, browns and yellows, the blue pigment cannot be created from materials within our reach. Without a doubt, blue represents a completely new world beyond ours.

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