The Boulder through Thunderous Bleeding

#0a0f0d RGB(10,15,13)

About this color

The Boulder through Thunderous Bleeding is rendered by screens as RGB(10, 15, 13) — a deep, muted cyan hue.

#0a0f0dRGB(10, 15, 13)

HSL 156° · 20% saturation · 5% lightness

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Psychology

Dark cyans feel aquatic and technical — deep ocean, industrial machinery, precision instruments.

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History

Cerulean, a blue-green pigment introduced in the nineteenth century, became important to Impressionist painters for capturing sky and water with unprecedented freshness.

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Design use

Practically speaking, this deep cyan is most at home as a background for light-coloured text, as a deep accent stripe, or as an anchoring tone in dark-mode interfaces. It pairs naturally with off-whites, warm creams, and metallic highlights.

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Colour pairings

When it comes to colour harmony, combine this cyan with coral and warm white for a fresh, modern palette, or with deep navy and charcoal for a more serious, technical feel.

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Color Categories

Color formats

Name
The Boulder through Thunderous Bleeding
HEX
#0a0f0d
RGB
rgb(10,15,13)
RGB%
rgb(3.9%,5.9%,5.1%)
HSL
hsl(156,20%,5%)
HSV
hsv(156,33%,6%)
CMYK
cmyk(33,0,13,94)
LAB
lab(4,-2,0)
LCH
lch(4,2,180)
sRGB
(0.039,0.059,0.051)
HEX8
#0a0f0dff
CSS Name
Decimal
010015013

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Color info

Lightness
5%
Saturation
20%
Hue
156°
Chroma
2
Temperature
WarmCool
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