Glaucous

Glaucous is a color that can be described as a moderate grayish-blue.

It carries the HEX code #6082B6.

When observed in a RGB color space, glaucous is composed of 37.65% red, 50.98% green, and 71.37% blue.

In terms of CMYK color space, it is made up of 47% cyan, 29% magenta, 0% yellow, and 29% black.

This results in a hue angle of 216.3 degrees, a saturation of 37.1%, and a lightness of 54.5%.

The term "glaucous" is derived from the Latin "glaucus," which means "blue-green" or "blue-grey." It is often used to describe the pale grey or bluish-green appearance of certain plants' surfaces.

Additionally, it is used in the names of birds and other animals that exhibit similar coloration.

Visually, glaucous has a slightly desaturated blue appearance, which can give a calming and serene impression.

It's a color that you might associate with the soft tones of the sky just after a storm, where the clouds part to reveal a clear, tranquil blue.