Dark Blue Night feels like that moment from childhood when it was already getting dark, but no one was calling you inside yet. The air was cooler, your fingers were a little cold, and everything suddenly felt bigger and quieter at the same time.
It is the color of staying outside longer than planned. Of shadows stretching across the ground. Of looking up at the sky and realizing it had turned deep blue without you noticing when it happened.
On paper it settles into a calm, steady depth, with enough softness to layer and enough weight to hold a mood. It works beautifully for skies, water, distant shapes, or anywhere you want the painting to slow down and breathe a bit.
This is not a loud blue but the kind that keeps you company.
