CASE STUDY / INTERACTIVE HERITAGE

Paint the Catboat

Study a Cayman catboat, mix its signature blue from five pigments and see how closely your colour matches the reference.

An interactive colour study inspired by Cayman’s maritime heritage. Colours are artistic interpretations, not official Cayman catboat colours.

September 2026 · Cayman Style · Game development by Bruce Gordon

October 2026 · Cayman Style
Developed by Shemila Eden

Heritage
Interaction Design
Maritime Culture
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THE EXPERIENCE

Study the form. Mix the blue.

ONE SHOT · TEN DIPS · FIVE PIGMENTS

FROM OBSERVATION TO COLOUR

A heritage story turned into a playable study

The experience begins with a 3D catboat. Visitors rotate and zoom the model, read its construction notes, then try to recreate Catboat Blue from a limited palette.

The Interaction

Paint the Catboat slows the player down before asking them to act: first study the boat, then build a colour recipe from White, Sky Blue, Deep Blue, Sea Green and Navy.

Each tap adds one dip to the mixing pot. After ten dips, the recipe is locked and applied to the hull.

The reveal compares the player’s mix with the reference colour, gives a match score and creates a result designed to be shared.

01

Study

Rotate and zoom a simplified 3D catboat while reading the construction notes.

02

Mix

Choose ten dips from five pigments and commit to one colour recipe.

03

Reveal

Compare the two hulls, receive a match score and share the attempt.

VISUAL LANGUAGE

The visual system is drawn from boat plans and maritime workshop notes rather than a literal museum reconstruction. Catboat Blue carries the interaction; Sailcloth and White Sheer keep the canvas light; Deep Ink anchors the typography and construction lines; Sea Glass softens secondary surfaces. A measured grid, restrained type, rounded swatches and a side-by-side reveal make the act of mixing feel like a compact colour study.

CB Blue
Sailcloth
Deep Ink
White Sheer
Sea Glass

Colours are artistic interpretations, the match score is for entertainment only. Learn more from the Cayman Islands Catboat Club.