Cream

Cream is a warm, neutral color that can be used in almost any decorating style.

It is a combination of beige, yellow, and white that creates a muted hue that is neither too bold nor too subtle.

It’s also a great way to soften a room or add a hint of color without making it feel overwhelming.

Cream gets its name from the dairy product naturally produced by grazing cows.

To make the pale yellow hue, white is mixed with a tad of yellow.

In art, cream is often used as a base for skin tones.

A quiet and pleasant hue, cream is neutral, calm and relaxing.

The HEX code for cream is #FFFDD0, and the RGB values are 225, 253, 208.

Cream color is a shade of white that has a yellowish or beige undertone.
It is inspired by foods that contain cream, such as dairy products, fruits and nuts.

Some examples of cream color in life are:

• Ivory: This is the color of the tusks or teeth of animals like elephants and walruses.
  It is a soft and warm cream color that can vary from almost white to more yellowish depending on the age of the ivory.

• Buttercream: This is the color of a type of frosting made from butter and sugar.
  It is a sweet and rich cream color that can be used for cakes and cupcakes.

• Coconut cream: This is the color of the thick liquid that comes from grated coconut.
  It is a light and refreshing cream color that can be used for cooking and baking.

• Irish cream: This is the color of a liqueur made from cream, whiskey and coffee.
  It is a smooth and creamy color that can be used for drinks and desserts.

• Coral cream: This is the color of a soft pinkish-orange hue that resembles coral reefs.
  It is a delicate and feminine cream color that can be used for clothing and accessories.

Once upon a time, in the quaint village of Colorville, there lived a farmer named Karl Gold. Karl was known for his golden wheat fields that shimmered under the sun. He was a simple man with a heart of gold, always dreaming of something more than just farming. Little did he know, his life was about to take a colorful turn.

In the bustling city of Fabricton, a factory worker named Vivienne Goowanni toiled away in a textile factory. Vivienne was a creative soul trapped in a monotonous job, her mind constantly buzzing with ideas for new fashion trends. She had a knack for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, but her talents were often overlooked.

One sunny morning, Karl decided to visit Fabricton to sell his wheat. As he wandered through the city, he stumbled upon a small fabric shop. The shop was filled with vibrant colors, but one particular shade caught his eye – a soft, creamy fabric that seemed to glow with a gentle warmth. Intrigued, Karl bought a roll of the cream fabric and took it back to Colorville.

Back in his barn, Karl began experimenting with the cream fabric. He sewed it into simple garments, and to his surprise, the villagers loved them! The cream color was soothing and elegant, a refreshing change from the usual bright and bold colors. Word of Karl's cream-colored clothes spread like wildfire, and soon, people from neighboring villages were flocking to Colorville to get their hands on the latest fashion trend.

Meanwhile, in Fabricton, Vivienne was growing increasingly frustrated with her job. She longed to break free from the factory and pursue her passion for fashion design. One day, she heard rumors about a farmer in Colorville who had started a fashion revolution with a mysterious cream fabric. Intrigued, Vivienne decided to visit Colorville and see for herself.

When Vivienne arrived in Colorville, she was amazed by what she saw. The entire village was adorned in cream-colored clothes, and the atmosphere was filled with excitement and joy. She sought out Karl and introduced herself, eager to learn more about his creations. Karl was thrilled to meet someone who shared his passion for fashion, and the two quickly became friends.

Together, Karl and Vivienne began experimenting with the cream fabric, combining their talents to create stunning new designs. They introduced cream-colored dresses, suits, and accessories, each piece more beautiful than the last. Their creations were a hit, and soon, the cream color became the hottest trend in the fashion world.

As their fame grew, Karl and Vivienne decided to open their own boutique in Fabricton. They named it "Cream Couture," and it quickly became the go-to destination for fashion enthusiasts. Celebrities and fashion icons from all over the world flocked to Cream Couture to get their hands on the latest cream-colored designs.

Karl and Vivienne's success brought them closer together, and they realized that they made the perfect team. Karl's simple yet elegant designs combined with Vivienne's creative flair resulted in a fashion revolution that took the world by storm. The cream color became a symbol of elegance and sophistication, and it all started with a humble farmer and a factory worker who dared to dream big.

And so, the story of Karl Gold and Vivienne Goowanni's rise to fashion fame became a legend in Colorville and Fabricton. Their journey was a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and the belief that even the simplest ideas can change the world. The Cream Revolution had begun, and there was no turning back.