Did you know that the color blue was one of the last colors to be named in languages worldwide? Many ancient texts, including Greek epics, describe the sea as "wine-dark" instead of blue. It wasn't until blue pigments became more common in art and fashion that the color was recognized as distinct. This fascinating tidbit reminds us of how cultural evolution shapes our perception of the world. Next time you pick up a paintbrush or work on a creative project, think about how the tools we have can define not just what we create, but how we perceive reality itself. Stay curious, and keep exploring the colors of your imagination!