✍️ Always feel colour like a child

What is colour?

To me, colour is something I don’t just see—I feel it. Every colour fills my eyes with wonder. Through art especially, colours reveal your taste in the visual world, almost like a quiet signature of who you are. Yes, colours are known to represent emotions, but they do more than that. They reflect the child still alive inside you—the part that feels before it explains.

When you lose your sense of colour, art begins to feel dull, lifeless. Feeling colour isn’t simple; it takes alignment—your mind, your mood, the world around you. When you’re sad, your colour choices whisper it. When you’re happy or heavy or hopeful, they show it too, without asking permission.

But colours shouldn’t be trapped in common meanings. Red isn’t always anger. Blue isn’t always sadness. Colour speaks a personal language. The same shade can hold different emotions for different people. That’s the magic—colour doesn’t follow rules, it follows you.