Hey, I’ve been watching the sea paint itself in shades of blue every day. A gentle blue feels like the hush before sunrise, the tide that just kisses the shore—quiet, steady, a promise of safety. A deeper, stormy blue is like the heart’s turbulence, waves crashing, edges sharp, pulling you in and then throwing you back out. If I had to sketch a palette for emotions, I’d start with a pale, sunrise blue for calm relief, dip into a richer, navy for thoughtful depth, splash in a turquoise for hopeful curiosity, and finish with a stormy indigo for moments when feeling hits like a wild wave. Each shade rides on its own rhythm, just like how our feelings come and go. What colors have you been seeing for your clients lately?

That palette feels like a quiet harbor at dusk—soft, layered, and safe. If I’m honest, a tiny splash of coral or a muted amber could be the gentle wake that pulls the eye forward, like a tide’s hint of sunrise, but it’s not necessary if you’re happy with the calm current you’ve set. Keep the tones where the sea feels like a comforting blanket. You’ve captured the right balance, so let the colors breathe, and let the clients feel the peace in each shade.