Not really; it’s all I could actually think reading the article (before I saw the comments) when it said “a darker Go Away Green” and talked about transitioning

Not really; it’s all I could actually think reading the article (before I saw the comments) when it said “a darker Go Away Green” and talked about transitioning between different shades of the blue. It’s just not a color at all, but a family of colors used for a specific purpose. Still interesting but not like I came in expecting. What did I come in expecting? A specific shade that was A/B and panel tested and perhaps shown in eye-tracking studies to minimize the attention drawn to objects painted in that particular shade. A family of colors makes more sense (because there isn’t any one right answer for all scenes), but it’s still not an “invented color” - and notice that I’m not quibbling about the “invented” bit by saying it’s been used before or it was always there but they just discovered/names it.