Cyan light is created when you mix blue and green light together

You 'see' cyan when all the other wavelengths of colour are absorbed into a surface, and green and blue are reflected to your eye.

Cyan reminds us of the ocean and the sky, which gives a feeling of cool nature.

Meet Cyrus Cyan light!

Cyan light is created when you mix blue and green light together

try shining the blue and green light together!

Secondary light colours are cyan, magenta and yellow light beams.

We have created a clip in YouTube - please click on the image to see it!

This scheme uses the blues and greens of the ocean

when cyan light is emitted it adds to the harmony of the space.

Wendy's little creatures can be seen naturally. We see the true colours of the piece.

See more about Wendy's work by clicking on her images.

When it is flooded with cyan light only the blue and green light are reflected to the eye. It becomes one with the cyan background. The smooth surfaces reflect more light. It looks and feels so different!

Leonies focal element is emphasized when the cyan lights go on!

See more about Leonie by clicking on her work

The vertical lines of the curtains are emphasised and coloured with cyan down lights

See more about Glenise by clicking on her work

Cyan light on a dark surface will create a lighter feel at night

See more about Jeanene by clicking on her work

Add some reflection to your space

please click on Jeanene's throws to see more