Summer Sky feels like that exact moment in July when you walk outside and realize the day is behaving. No wind drama. No grey negotiation. Just a clean, open sky that makes your shoulders drop two centimeters without asking permission.
It is a fresh, clear blue with a lightness to it, but it still has enough pigment to hold its own when you build layers. So you can use it as an airy wash for skies and water, but you can also push it darker for depth, shadows, and that slightly moody “it might rain later but not yet” feeling.
This is the color for calm backgrounds, horizons, reflections in windows, swimming pool memories, summer shirts that never needed ironing, and the kind of blue that makes everything else in your palette look more alive.
And yes, it mixes beautifully. It plays nice with greens, it cools down warm tones, and it gives you those soft, believable transitions where the paint does the work and you just pretend you planned it.
