Tan

Question 1

What color is Tan?

Large rock with a red light coming out of it's center and a small crack in the middle of it

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Toy lizard is in a doorway with a clock in the background and a light shining on it

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Futuristic looking robot with a helmet on and a large circular object in the background with a light reflection

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Man with no shirt on standing in a street smiling at the camera with his shirt off and his jeans rolled up

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Demon with horns and a huge head with a red circle behind it and a black background

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Example of the palette with the Tan color

Picture with primary colors of Tan, Seal brown, Pastel brown, Desert sand and Beaver

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Tan48%

Seal brown24%

Pastel brown16%

Desert sand

Beaver

Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...

NCS (Natural Color System)

NCS S 5010-G90Y

PANTONE

RAL Classic

RAL 1001

RAL 8022

RAL 8000

RAL 1014

RAL 7034

RAL Design

RAL 060 70 20

RAL 000 15 00

RAL 040 40 20

RAL 050 80 20

RAL 030 50 20

RAL Effect

RAL 310-3

RAL 790-5

RAL 330-M

RAL 430-1

RAL 780-5

Example of the palette with the Tan color

Picture with primary colors of Cafe noir, Tan, Coffee, Light taupe and Seal brown

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Cafe noir35%

Tan30%

Coffee15%

Light taupe13%

Seal brown

Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...

NCS (Natural Color System)

PANTONE

RAL Classic

RAL 8016

RAL 1001

RAL 8024

RAL 1011

RAL 8022

RAL Design

RAL 050 20 16

RAL 060 70 20

RAL 050 60 30

RAL Effect

RAL 310-3

RAL 310-M

Example of the palette with the Tan color

Picture with primary colors of Zinnwaldite, Copper, Tan, Raw umber and Sepia

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Zinnwaldite48%

Copper23%

Tan11%

Raw umber

Sepia

Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
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NCS (Natural Color System)

PANTONE

RAL Classic

RAL 8022

RAL 8001

RAL 1001

RAL 1027

RAL 8029

RAL Design

RAL 000 15 00

RAL 060 50 50

RAL 060 70 20

RAL 075 50 58

RAL 050 30 36

RAL Effect

RAL 790-5

RAL 320-M

RAL 310-3

RAL 360-5

RAL 350-6

Author: Stanley.
Cofounder, Graphic Designer, AI Artist

Answer

Tan is a color that can vary
From light to dark, from beige to gray
It's a shade of brown that's often seen
In nature, fashion and cuisine

Tan can be warm or cool or neutral
It can be elegant or casual
Tan is a color that can blend
With many others, it's a friend.

Question 2

What are the examples of Tan color in life?

Man with a beard and a beard with a long beard wearing armor and a helmet with a large blue eye

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Close up of a stuffed animal head with a white background and brown

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Cat on a window sill looking out the window at the city lights at night in the background

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Woman in a blue outfit standing in front of a building with a sky background

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Digital painting of a woman with a yellow scarf on her head

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Gold sports car parked on the side of the road in front of a city skyline with clouds and buildings

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Blue demon with large horns and a large head with large wings on it's chest

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Example of the palette with the Tan color

Picture with primary colors of Sepia, Black, Tan, AuroMetalSaurus and Sunglow

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Sepia42%

Black25%

Tan17%

AuroMetalSaurus

Sunglow

Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...

NCS (Natural Color System)

NCS S 4010-B30G

PANTONE

RAL Classic

RAL 8029

RAL 9005

RAL 1001

RAL 9023

RAL 1018

RAL Design

RAL 050 30 36

RAL 170 20 25

RAL 060 70 20

RAL 180 50 05

RAL 080 80 70

RAL Effect

RAL 350-6

RAL 790-5

RAL 310-3

RAL 860-5

RAL 270-3

Author: Stanley.
Cofounder, Graphic Designer, AI Artist

Answer

Tan color is a pale tone of brown that is often associated with skin color, sunbathing, leather, wood and sand.

It is a neutral color that can match well with many other colors.

Some examples of tan color in life are:

Sandy tan is a light yellowish tan color that resembles the color of sand.
And it's found on beaches, in deserts and sand dunes.
Tan (Crayola) is an orangish tan color that was formulated by Crayola in 1958 as a crayon color and in 1990 as a marker color.
Such color can be apricots and peaches, and some animals, for example foxes and lions.
Windsor tan is a dark brownish tan color that was first recorded in 1925.
It is found on some leathers, such as saddles and boots, and some fabrics, such as tweed and corduroy.
Tuscan tan is a medium grayish tan color that is similar to the color of Tuscan red clay.
It can be seen on some buildings and pottery in Tuscany, Italy, and some foods, such as bread and cheese.