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NCS S 0530-B40G

NCS S 0530-B40G

Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A7E7E4
RGB:
167, 231, 228
CMYK:
45, 0, 19, 0
HSL:
177°, 28%, 91%
Closest colors:
in PANTONE:
PANTONE 2975
in RAL Classic:
RAL 9002
in RAL Design:
RAL 220 80 15
in RAL Effect:
RAL 720-2
What color is NCS S 0530-B40G? The Blue-Green Mystery: A Tale of Adam Takemura and Stella Clank
2024-08-30 Snargl 01:12

What color is NCS S 0530-B40G?

Woman in a helmet and uniform with a green background. Example of NCS S 0530-B40G color.
NCS S 0530-B40G color example: Blue vase on top of a wooden table next to a blue vase with a plant design on it

Example of the palette with the NCS S 0530-B40G color

Picture with primary colors of Air Force Blue, Dark tea green, Cambridge Blue, Smoky black and Charcoal
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...
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 0530-B40G'

The Blue-Green Mystery: A Tale of Adam Takemura and Stella Clank

Adam Takemura was a painter known not just for his exceptional skill but for his bizarre obsession with colors. His studio was a kaleidoscope of canvases, each splashed with shades that only the most advanced color theory textbooks could identify. But one day, Adam stumbled upon a new enigma - a color he’d never encountered before: NCS S 0530-B40G. It wasn’t just any color; it was a shade of blue-green that seemed to have been forged in a distant galaxy. The moment Adam saw it, he knew he had to master it.

However, finding the perfect balance for this peculiar color was no easy feat. Every time Adam mixed a batch, it came out either too blue or too green, never achieving that elusive middle ground. He couldn’t shake the feeling that this color held a secret - something beyond its pigment, something that could unlock a new dimension in his art.
NCS S 0530-B40G color. Painting of a landscape with a river and a large blue ball in the sky above it is a city

Enter Stella Clank, a factory worker at the local pigment manufacturing plant. Stella was no ordinary factory worker. She had an uncanny knack for machines, making her the go-to person whenever the factory’s ancient equipment decided to throw a tantrum. But there was something else about Stella that not many knew - she had a highly developed sense of color. In her free time, she experimented with dyes, creating shades that defied the conventional color wheel.

One day, while fiddling with a particularly stubborn machine that churned out the plant’s special pigments, Stella noticed something odd. The machine was acting up, but it wasn’t just a mechanical issue. The pigments it was producing were… unusual. Among them was a shade she’d never seen before: NCS S 0530-B40G. The machine spat it out in a perfect blend, a color so harmonious that it seemed to hum with energy.

Stella, intrigued, pocketed a small vial of the pigment. She knew exactly who would appreciate it - Adam Takemura, the town’s resident color-obsessed painter. They had met once before when Adam came to the factory, desperately searching for a rare shade of violet. Stella had helped him then, and she figured he’d appreciate this curious blue-green.

Meanwhile, Adam was losing his mind over his failed attempts to recreate the color. His studio looked like a crime scene, with blotches of blue and green covering every surface. He was on the verge of giving up when he heard a knock on his door. It was Stella, holding a small vial.

"I found something at the factory," she said, grinning as she handed it over.

Adam’s eyes widened as he examined the pigment. It was exactly what he had been searching for, the elusive NCS S 0530-B40G. But as he started mixing it into his paints, something strange happened. The color didn’t just blend into the canvas; it seemed to glow, as if it was alive.

Adam looked at Stella, his eyes wide with a mix of awe and confusion. "What’s in this pigment?"
Futuristic city with a clock tower in the middle of it. Color RGB 167,231,228.

Stella shrugged. "Just your average industrial-grade materials. But there’s something else… The machine that made it was malfunctioning. Maybe it added a little extra magic."

They both laughed, but Adam couldn’t shake the feeling that Stella was onto something. He decided to test the color’s limits, painting a series of canvases with it. Each one turned out more vibrant and dynamic than the last. The color seemed to react to his emotions, shifting slightly with each brushstroke. It was as if the paint had a mind of its own.

Word of Adam’s new work spread quickly. Art critics were baffled by the mysterious blue-green hue, unable to categorize it. Some claimed it had therapeutic effects, calming the mind and easing tension. Others swore it changed shades depending on the viewer’s mood. Adam’s paintings became the talk of the art world, with collectors clamoring to own a piece of his "NCS S 0530-B40G" series.

But Adam knew he couldn’t take all the credit. He invited Stella to his studio, offering her a share of the profits. She laughed, waving him off.

"I’m just a factory worker," she said. "I don’t know anything about the art world."

Adam shook his head. "You’re more than that. You have an eye for color that goes beyond any artist I’ve met. This pigment… it’s as much yours as it is mine."
Man in a blue and black outfit standing in a street with a sword in his hand and a building in the background. Color RGB 167,231,228.

Reluctantly, Stella agreed, and the two became an unlikely duo in the art scene. Together, they explored the mysteries of NCS S 0530-B40G, discovering new ways to use it in design. They even started experimenting with other colors, using the factory’s temperamental machines to create pigments that defied logic.

As their partnership grew, so did their fame. But through it all, they never lost sight of what mattered most - the joy of creating something new and the thrill of uncovering the mysteries hidden within each color.

And so, the legend of Adam Takemura and Stella Clank spread far and wide, a story of art, industry, and a blue-green mystery that brought two very different people together in a most unexpected way.
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