Tropical rain forest

Tropical rain forest is a color name that refers to a dark shade of green-cyan.

It is also known as a Crayola crayon color, introduced in 1993 as part of the True to Life Colors set.

The hexadecimal code for tropical rain forest is #00755E, which means it is composed of 0% red, 45.88% green and 36.86% blue in the RGB color model.

The CMYK color model, used for printing, has the values of 100% cyan, 0% magenta, 20% yellow and 54% black for tropical rain forest.

The hue, saturation and lightness (HSL) values are 168.2°, 100% and 22.9%.

Tropical rain forest is a color that evokes the lush vegetation and rich biodiversity of the tropical regions of the world.

It is a cool and calming color that can create a sense of harmony and balance.

This color can also symbolize nature, growth, freshness and vitality.

Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Artville, where creativity flowed as freely as the river that ran through it, lived a painter named Connor Smith. Connor was known for his eccentric use of colors and his ability to turn the mundane into the extraordinary. His latest obsession was a vibrant shade called "Tropical Rainforest," a color so lush and lively that it seemed to bring the jungle to life on canvas.

One sunny morning, Connor received an urgent commission from a new eco-friendly beverage company, GreenSip. They wanted a trademark design that would capture the essence of their brand: fresh, natural, and invigorating. Connor knew exactly what to do. He would use his beloved "Tropical Rainforest" to create a masterpiece that would leave everyone in awe.

As Connor began to work, he realized he needed more of the special paint. He called his trusty delivery worker, Raphael Jacobs, a cheerful and reliable man who always had a story to tell. Raphael was known for his impeccable timing and his uncanny ability to find anything, no matter how obscure.

"Hey, Raphael! I need more of that 'Tropical Rainforest' paint. Can you get it to me ASAP?" Connor asked over the phone.

"Of course, Connor! I'll be there in a jiffy," Raphael replied with his usual enthusiasm.

Raphael set off on his delivery bike, weaving through the busy streets of Artville. As he rode, he couldn't help but chuckle at the thought of the color's name. "Tropical Rainforest" sounded like something out of an adventure movie, and he imagined himself as an explorer on a quest for the rarest paint in the world.

When Raphael arrived at the art supply store, he was greeted by the owner, Mrs. Jenkins, who was always up for a chat. "Ah, Raphael! What brings you here today?" she asked.

"I'm on a mission for Connor. He needs more 'Tropical Rainforest' paint," Raphael explained.

Mrs. Jenkins' eyes twinkled with amusement. "Ah, the famous 'Tropical Rainforest.' It's been quite popular lately. Let me get it for you."

As Mrs. Jenkins fetched the paint, Raphael noticed a peculiar-looking parrot perched on the counter. The parrot squawked, "Tropical Rainforest! Tropical Rainforest!" Raphael laughed, thinking how fitting it was for a parrot to be associated with such a vibrant color.

With the paint in hand, Raphael hopped back on his bike and sped towards Connor's studio. Along the way, he encountered a series of amusing obstacles. First, a group of children playing hopscotch blocked his path, and he had to carefully navigate around them. Then, a street performer juggling flaming torches nearly singed his hair. Finally, a mischievous squirrel decided to hitch a ride on his handlebars, chattering away as if giving directions.

When Raphael finally arrived at Connor's studio, he was out of breath but grinning from ear to ear. "Here's your 'Tropical Rainforest,' Connor! And let me tell you, it was quite the adventure getting it here."

Connor laughed heartily. "Thanks, Raphael! I knew I could count on you. Now, let's get to work."

As Connor began to paint, Raphael watched in awe. The "Tropical Rainforest" color seemed to dance on the canvas, creating a lush, vibrant scene that perfectly captured the spirit of GreenSip. The final design featured a majestic rainforest with cascading waterfalls, exotic birds, and a sense of freshness that made you want to take a deep breath.

When the GreenSip executives saw the trademark design, they were speechless. "This is incredible! It's exactly what we wanted," they exclaimed.

Connor and Raphael high-fived, proud of their teamwork and the adventure that had brought them to this moment. The "Tropical Rainforest" trademark became an instant hit, and GreenSip's sales soared.

From that day on, whenever Connor and Raphael saw each other, they would laugh and say, "Remember the Tropical Rainforest adventure?" And they would always smile, knowing that sometimes, the journey is just as important as the destination.