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NCS S 0502-Y
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#FFFDF2RGB:
255, 253, 242CMYK:
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51°, 5%, 100%Closest colors:
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Ivoryin PANTONE:
PANTONE 656in RAL Classic:
RAL 9016in RAL Design:
RAL 360 92 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 120-2in NCS:
NCS S 0603-Y80R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 0502-Y?
NCS S 0502-Y is a very light and soft yellow color with a slight hint of green.
It belongs to the category of S 0300 - S 0585, which are colors with low saturation and high brightness.
NCS S 0502-Y can be used for various purposes, such as painting walls, furniture, or metal surfaces.
It can create a warm and cozy atmosphere in a room, or a fresh and natural look in a garden.
NCS S 0502-Y is not a common color name, but it can be described as pale lemon, ivory, or cream.
It belongs to the category of S 0300 - S 0585, which are colors with low saturation and high brightness.
NCS S 0502-Y can be used for various purposes, such as painting walls, furniture, or metal surfaces.
It can create a warm and cozy atmosphere in a room, or a fresh and natural look in a garden.
NCS S 0502-Y is not a common color name, but it can be described as pale lemon, ivory, or cream.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 0502-Y color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 0502-Y'
The Color of Joy: A Tale of Adam and Donatella
Far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where every street and building was a canvas of vibrant hues, lived an inventor named Adam Ervin. Adam was known for his eccentric ideas and boundless creativity. His latest invention was a revolutionary color named "NCS S 0502-Y," a shade of yellow so unique and radiant that it seemed to capture the very essence of joy.
Adam had spent years perfecting this color, believing it had the power to transform not just walls and objects, but people's moods and lives. He envisioned a world where the simple act of coloring could bring happiness and positivity to everyone. However, Adam needed someone to help him spread this color across the city, and that’s where Donatella White came in.
Donatella was a delivery worker with a heart as warm as the sun. She had a knack for making people smile, whether it was through her cheerful greetings or her thoughtful gestures. When Adam approached her with his idea, she was immediately on board. Together, they formed an unlikely but dynamic duo, ready to paint the town with the color of joy.
Their first project was a local orphanage. The walls were dull and lifeless, a stark contrast to the vibrant energy of the children inside. Adam and Donatella arrived early one morning, armed with buckets of NCS S 0502-Y and a vision of transformation. As they painted, the walls seemed to come alive, radiating warmth and happiness. The children watched in awe, their faces lighting up with excitement.
Word of their work spread quickly, and soon, Adam and Donatella were receiving requests from all over Chromaville. Schools, hospitals, community centers - everyone wanted a touch of the magical yellow. Each project brought new challenges, but also new opportunities to see the impact of their work. They saw how a simple color could brighten a room, lift spirits, and bring people together.
One day, they received a request from an elderly woman named Mrs. Thompson. She lived alone in a small, rundown house at the edge of the city. Her husband had passed away years ago, and her children lived far away. Her days were often lonely and gray. When Adam and Donatella arrived, they found her sitting on her porch, a faint smile on her face as she greeted them.
As they painted her house, Mrs. Thompson shared stories of her youth, her eyes sparkling with memories. By the time they finished, her home was a beacon of light in the neighborhood. Mrs. Thompson’s smile was no longer faint; it was bright and full of life. She thanked them with tears in her eyes, saying she hadn’t felt this happy in years.
Adam and Donatella’s journey continued, each project reinforcing their belief in the power of color. They saw how NCS S 0502-Y could turn a gloomy day into a sunny one, how it could bring hope and joy to those who needed it most. Their work wasn’t just about painting walls; it was about painting lives with happiness.
One evening, as they sat together reflecting on their journey, Adam turned to Donatella and said, "We’ve created something truly special here. It’s not just the color; it’s the joy and connection it brings."
Donatella smiled, her eyes shining with gratitude. "And it’s all thanks to you, Adam. Your vision and our teamwork have made this possible."
As the sun set over Chromaville, casting a golden glow over the city, Adam and Donatella knew their work was far from over. There were still many walls to paint, many lives to touch. But they were ready, armed with their buckets of NCS S 0502-Y and a shared dream of spreading joy, one brushstroke at a time.
And so, the story of Adam Ervin and Donatella White, the inventor and the delivery worker, became a legend in Chromaville - a testament to the power of creativity, kindness, and the simple, yet profound, impact of a color called NCS S 0502-Y.
Adam had spent years perfecting this color, believing it had the power to transform not just walls and objects, but people's moods and lives. He envisioned a world where the simple act of coloring could bring happiness and positivity to everyone. However, Adam needed someone to help him spread this color across the city, and that’s where Donatella White came in.
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Donatella was a delivery worker with a heart as warm as the sun. She had a knack for making people smile, whether it was through her cheerful greetings or her thoughtful gestures. When Adam approached her with his idea, she was immediately on board. Together, they formed an unlikely but dynamic duo, ready to paint the town with the color of joy.
Their first project was a local orphanage. The walls were dull and lifeless, a stark contrast to the vibrant energy of the children inside. Adam and Donatella arrived early one morning, armed with buckets of NCS S 0502-Y and a vision of transformation. As they painted, the walls seemed to come alive, radiating warmth and happiness. The children watched in awe, their faces lighting up with excitement.
Word of their work spread quickly, and soon, Adam and Donatella were receiving requests from all over Chromaville. Schools, hospitals, community centers - everyone wanted a touch of the magical yellow. Each project brought new challenges, but also new opportunities to see the impact of their work. They saw how a simple color could brighten a room, lift spirits, and bring people together.
One day, they received a request from an elderly woman named Mrs. Thompson. She lived alone in a small, rundown house at the edge of the city. Her husband had passed away years ago, and her children lived far away. Her days were often lonely and gray. When Adam and Donatella arrived, they found her sitting on her porch, a faint smile on her face as she greeted them.
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As they painted her house, Mrs. Thompson shared stories of her youth, her eyes sparkling with memories. By the time they finished, her home was a beacon of light in the neighborhood. Mrs. Thompson’s smile was no longer faint; it was bright and full of life. She thanked them with tears in her eyes, saying she hadn’t felt this happy in years.
Adam and Donatella’s journey continued, each project reinforcing their belief in the power of color. They saw how NCS S 0502-Y could turn a gloomy day into a sunny one, how it could bring hope and joy to those who needed it most. Their work wasn’t just about painting walls; it was about painting lives with happiness.
One evening, as they sat together reflecting on their journey, Adam turned to Donatella and said, "We’ve created something truly special here. It’s not just the color; it’s the joy and connection it brings."
Donatella smiled, her eyes shining with gratitude. "And it’s all thanks to you, Adam. Your vision and our teamwork have made this possible."
As the sun set over Chromaville, casting a golden glow over the city, Adam and Donatella knew their work was far from over. There were still many walls to paint, many lives to touch. But they were ready, armed with their buckets of NCS S 0502-Y and a shared dream of spreading joy, one brushstroke at a time.
And so, the story of Adam Ervin and Donatella White, the inventor and the delivery worker, became a legend in Chromaville - a testament to the power of creativity, kindness, and the simple, yet profound, impact of a color called NCS S 0502-Y.
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