Bliss and Blankets

Great color coordination. I love the richness of this sort of teal/blue. It's not too blue so that it makes you sad or melancholy. And it's not too bright or it starts looking like sky or water. It's just a rich color that's it. It's kinda hard to use colors when you don't want them to denote any symbolic meaning relating to that color--red referring to stop, danger, bad, evil, etc; blue correlating to sky, ocean, calm, etc.

I like the subtle rusty colored designs in the composition. It's gives the piece a delicate lacy effect in those areas. It's a soft "visual pit stop" for the dramatic portions that take up relatively less space in dense pockets here and there.