28-05-2026, 10:07 PM
The colors we see in the Voynich images were applied by the authors themselves. To think otherwise is baseless speculation.
One unusual feature we see in plants is the large majority of blue flowers, something that doesn't align with what we observe in nature. This is due to a symbolic logic employed by the authors to connect the flowers with astronomical, cosmological, and zodiacal sections—in other words, with the blue sky.
In Quire 13 I already said that the colors lend themselves to confusion, but in my opinion they obey the same symbolic logic and that is why we always see the color blue on top.
As I already said, there are four pages in which the female figures are not within the blue color but above it, as if they were floating. Therefore, when we see the group of female figures inside blue pools, we cannot think that they are in water, as they appear to be in the green pools. They are simply floating in space.
One unusual feature we see in plants is the large majority of blue flowers, something that doesn't align with what we observe in nature. This is due to a symbolic logic employed by the authors to connect the flowers with astronomical, cosmological, and zodiacal sections—in other words, with the blue sky.
In Quire 13 I already said that the colors lend themselves to confusion, but in my opinion they obey the same symbolic logic and that is why we always see the color blue on top.
As I already said, there are four pages in which the female figures are not within the blue color but above it, as if they were floating. Therefore, when we see the group of female figures inside blue pools, we cannot think that they are in water, as they appear to be in the green pools. They are simply floating in space.