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A painter invented a color called “Regret Blue.” It’s the shade of every unfinished project.

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There is no recognized pigment or color called 'Regret Blue' invented by a painter. Real blue pigments have documented histories, such as ultramarine from lapis lazuli and Prussian blue from the early 1700s.

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