blueishgreen

Blueishgreen is a descriptive term for colors that lie between blue and green on the visible spectrum. It is not a precise official color name, but a range of hues that can appear pale and aqueous or rich and saturated. In practice, blueish-green overlaps with cyan, teal, and turquoise, depending on brightness and context.

In digital color systems, blueish-green hues are typically found in the cyan–teal region of the color wheel, roughly around 160° to 210° in HSV/HSB terminology. Representative examples include cyan (#00FFFF), teal (#008080), turquoise (#40E0D0), and aquamarine (#7FFFD4).

Perception of blueish-green depends on lighting, material, and surrounding colors. In design, these hues are associated with freshness, calm, and clarity, and they are common in branding for technology, health, and environmental themes. On screens they are produced by combinations of red, green, and blue light; in printing they are created primarily with cyan and green inks, sometimes with black for depth.

Because blueish-green is a descriptive range rather than a fixed name, it is often equated with related terms such as cyan, teal, turquoise, or aquamarine. It sits between blue and green and supports a wide spectrum of tones—from pale, airy greens with blue undertones to deep, marine blues with greeniness.