Medium carmine

Medium carmine is a deep red color with a slight purplish hue.

It is similar to the color of some rubies or the pigment carmine.

The HEX code of medium carmine is #AF4035, which means it is composed of 68.63% red, 25.1% green and 20.78% blue.

The CMYK color codes are C:0 M:63 Y:70 K:31.

Medium carmine is also called Chinese carmine or carmine red.

It is often used in fashion and interior design.

Medium carmine is a warm and rich color that can create a sense of passion, energy and excitement.

It is a color that is close to the color of blood, which is why it is sometimes associated with life, death, love, war or sacrifice.

Long time ago, in the quaint town of Chromaville, where every house was a different shade of the rainbow, lived an eccentric inventor named Virgil Angelos. Virgil was known for his wild hair, which seemed to change color with his mood, and his even wilder inventions. His latest obsession was a color he had stumbled upon during one of his late-night experiments: Medium Carmine.

Virgil's discovery was purely accidental. One stormy night, while mixing various pigments in his cluttered lab, a bolt of lightning struck his house. The jolt caused a bottle of crimson to spill into a vat of carmine, creating a vibrant, mesmerizing hue. Virgil, ever the opportunist, decided to name this new color "Medium Carmine."

Excited by his discovery, Virgil rushed to his best friend, Professor Stella Black, a renowned color theorist at Chromaville University. Stella was the complete opposite of Virgil - calm, composed, and always dressed in shades of black and white. She was intrigued by Virgil's new color but skeptical of its potential.

"Virgil, you can't just invent a color and expect the world to embrace it," Stella said, adjusting her glasses. "Colors have to resonate with people."

"Ah, but that's where you're wrong, Stella!" Virgil exclaimed, holding up a swatch of Medium Carmine. "This color has a life of its own. It speaks to the soul!"

Stella sighed but agreed to help Virgil test his theory. They decided to start small, painting a single wall in Virgil's lab with Medium Carmine. To their surprise, the color seemed to glow, casting a warm, inviting light that made the room feel alive.

Encouraged by their success, Virgil and Stella decided to take Medium Carmine to the people of Chromaville. They organized a town meeting and unveiled the color with great fanfare. The townspeople were initially skeptical, but as they gazed at the vibrant hue, they couldn't help but feel a sense of joy and warmth.

One by one, the residents of Chromaville began to incorporate Medium Carmine into their lives. The baker painted his shop's sign with it, the florist used it in her bouquets, and even the mayor had his office repainted in the lively hue. Medium Carmine quickly became the town's favorite color.

But the real test came when Virgil and Stella decided to enter Medium Carmine in the prestigious International Color Symposium. The event was attended by the world's top color experts, and competition was fierce. Virgil and Stella presented their color with a dramatic flair, complete with a light show and a heartfelt speech about the color's accidental discovery.

To their astonishment, Medium Carmine won the grand prize. The judges were captivated by its unique vibrancy and the story behind its creation. Virgil and Stella became overnight celebrities, and Medium Carmine was hailed as the color of the year.

As Chromaville basked in the glow of their newfound fame, Virgil and Stella couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. Who would have thought that a simple accident could lead to such a colorful revolution?

And so, the tale of Medium Carmine became a legend in Chromaville, a testament to the power of creativity, friendship, and a little bit of luck. Virgil and Stella continued to experiment with colors, but none ever matched the magic of Medium Carmine. It remained a symbol of their unbreakable bond and the vibrant spirit of their beloved town.