#candel light

latin roots, (meaning), and parts used :

nox (night), parvum (small), bibliotheca (library), candela (candle), pluvia (rain)

First Three

First image : flag with 7 horizontal stripes. Slightly desaturated Dark blue, medium blue, and light blue stripes. Followed by a white stripe, a golden stripe, a orangey-brown stripe, and a dark orangey-brown (almost black) stripe.

Second image : same as the first image, just the Dark, medium and light blue have an overlay texture of rain on a window.

Third image : same as second image, but desaturated way more. The blues become more of a grey tone, the golden color becomes more of a tan, the orangey-brown becomes more of a medium grey-brown, and the dark orangey-brown becomes more grey orangey-brown.

Second three

First, Second, and Third images are the exact same, except the white, golden, orangey-brown and dark orangey-brown are blended together to feel like the soft glow you see when in a dark room lit by a candle.

Color IDs

(1,2,3) Dark, Medium and Light blue are taken as inspo from the Pluvian flag, but desaturated slightly

(4,5) White and Golden represent candle light/flame

(6) Orangey-Brown is the glow of library book pages in candle light

(7) Dark orangey-brown is the color of the single candle light touching the farthest corner it can reach in the darkness of the small library