American Sign Language:  "blue"

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BLUE:
The sign for "blue" is made by forming the letter "b" with your right hand.
Twist/shake your hand from the elbow (the wrist doesn't bend on this sign). 

 

 

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Here is an example of BLUE:  YOUR DAD EYES BLUE? (Are your dad's eyes blue?)


 

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BLUE (variation)
You might also see this sign done pointing upward more than forward.
Both versions are okay.  The sign isn't necessarily forward or upward, it is just a "B" hand held at a comfortable angle and the forearm twisted twice.

 

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Signing note: You would NOT use the sign "BLUE" to mean "depressed."

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Related sign: BLUE-RAY

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