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NCS S 0585-Y60R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#E74800RGB:
231, 72, 0CMYK:
0, 80, 100, 0HSL:
19°, 100%, 91%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Tangeloin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2028in RAL Classic:
RAL 2009in RAL Design:
RAL 040 50 70in RAL Effect:
RAL 390-5in NCS:
NCS S 1080-Y60R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 0585-Y60R?
NCS S 0585-Y60R means that the color has a hue that is a mixture of yellow (Y) and red (R), with 40% yellow and 60% red.
This color has a 5% of blackness, and a chromaticness of 85%.
In other words, the color is a very bright and saturated orange with a slight yellowish tint.
Here are some additional codes for NCS S 0585-Y60R:
This color has a 5% of blackness, and a chromaticness of 85%.
In other words, the color is a very bright and saturated orange with a slight yellowish tint.
Here are some additional codes for NCS S 0585-Y60R:
RGB: 231, 72, 0
CMYK: 0, 80, 100, 0
HEX: #E74800
HSL: 19, 100, 91
Example of the palette with the NCS S 0585-Y60R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 0585-Y60R'
The Radiant Revolution: A Tale of NCS S 0585-Y60R
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Technopolis, where innovation and creativity thrived, two brilliant minds were about to embark on a journey that would change the face of industrial design forever. Dr. Rohan Powell, a visionary scientist with a penchant for color theory, and Monica Lantern, a talented engineer known for her ingenious designs, were the unlikely duo at the heart of this revolution.
One sunny morning, as the city buzzed with activity, Dr. Powell received a peculiar package. Inside was a sample of a vibrant, eye-catching color labeled "NCS S 0585-Y60R." Intrigued by its potential, he immediately thought of Monica, who was always on the lookout for new ways to push the boundaries of industrial design.
"Monica, you have to see this!" Rohan exclaimed as he burst into her workshop, holding up the color sample. Monica, who was in the middle of fine-tuning a prototype, looked up with curiosity.
"What's got you so excited, Rohan?" she asked, wiping her hands on her overalls.
"This color! It's unlike anything I've ever seen. It's bold, energetic, and has the potential to transform our designs. Imagine the possibilities!" Rohan's eyes sparkled with enthusiasm.
Monica took the sample and examined it closely. The color was a striking yellow-orange, radiating warmth and vitality. She could already envision how it could be used to breathe new life into their projects.
"You're right, Rohan. This color could be a game-changer. Let's see what we can do with it," Monica agreed, her mind racing with ideas.
Their first project was to redesign the city's public transportation system. The current buses and trams were functional but lacked any visual appeal. Monica and Rohan decided to use NCS S 0585-Y60R as the primary color for the new fleet. They believed that the vibrant hue would not only make the vehicles more attractive but also create a sense of energy and positivity among the commuters.
As they worked tirelessly on the project, the duo faced numerous challenges. They had to ensure that the color was durable enough to withstand the harsh weather conditions and constant use. Monica's engineering expertise came in handy as she developed a special coating that preserved the color's brilliance while protecting it from wear and tear.
When the first bus painted in NCS S 0585-Y60R rolled out onto the streets, it was met with awe and admiration. The bright, cheerful color stood out against the gray cityscape, instantly lifting the spirits of everyone who saw it. Commuters began to look forward to their daily rides, and the city's public transportation system became a symbol of innovation and progress.
Buoyed by their success, Rohan and Monica decided to take on another ambitious project: revitalizing the city's industrial district. The area was filled with factories and warehouses, all painted in dull, uninspiring colors. They believed that by introducing NCS S 0585-Y60R into the industrial landscape, they could create a more vibrant and motivating environment for the workers.
They started by painting the exterior of a large factory in the bold yellow-orange hue. The transformation was astounding. The once drab building now radiated energy and optimism. Workers reported feeling more motivated and enthusiastic about their jobs, and productivity levels soared.
Encouraged by the positive feedback, Rohan and Monica expanded their efforts, incorporating NCS S 0585-Y60R into various elements of the industrial district. They painted machinery, safety equipment, and even the interiors of the factories. The color became a symbol of innovation and progress, inspiring other cities to follow suit.
As the years passed, Technopolis became known as the city of color, thanks to the visionary work of Dr. Rohan Powell and Engineer Monica Lantern. Their use of NCS S 0585-Y60R had not only transformed the city's appearance but also its spirit. The vibrant hue became a beacon of creativity and progress, reminding everyone that with a little imagination and a splash of color, anything was possible.
And so, the story of the radiant revolution spread far and wide, inspiring future generations of designers and engineers to embrace the power of color in their work. Rohan and Monica's legacy lived on, a testament to the magic that can happen when two brilliant minds come together to create something truly extraordinary.
One sunny morning, as the city buzzed with activity, Dr. Powell received a peculiar package. Inside was a sample of a vibrant, eye-catching color labeled "NCS S 0585-Y60R." Intrigued by its potential, he immediately thought of Monica, who was always on the lookout for new ways to push the boundaries of industrial design.
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"Monica, you have to see this!" Rohan exclaimed as he burst into her workshop, holding up the color sample. Monica, who was in the middle of fine-tuning a prototype, looked up with curiosity.
"What's got you so excited, Rohan?" she asked, wiping her hands on her overalls.
"This color! It's unlike anything I've ever seen. It's bold, energetic, and has the potential to transform our designs. Imagine the possibilities!" Rohan's eyes sparkled with enthusiasm.
Monica took the sample and examined it closely. The color was a striking yellow-orange, radiating warmth and vitality. She could already envision how it could be used to breathe new life into their projects.
"You're right, Rohan. This color could be a game-changer. Let's see what we can do with it," Monica agreed, her mind racing with ideas.
Their first project was to redesign the city's public transportation system. The current buses and trams were functional but lacked any visual appeal. Monica and Rohan decided to use NCS S 0585-Y60R as the primary color for the new fleet. They believed that the vibrant hue would not only make the vehicles more attractive but also create a sense of energy and positivity among the commuters.
As they worked tirelessly on the project, the duo faced numerous challenges. They had to ensure that the color was durable enough to withstand the harsh weather conditions and constant use. Monica's engineering expertise came in handy as she developed a special coating that preserved the color's brilliance while protecting it from wear and tear.
When the first bus painted in NCS S 0585-Y60R rolled out onto the streets, it was met with awe and admiration. The bright, cheerful color stood out against the gray cityscape, instantly lifting the spirits of everyone who saw it. Commuters began to look forward to their daily rides, and the city's public transportation system became a symbol of innovation and progress.
Buoyed by their success, Rohan and Monica decided to take on another ambitious project: revitalizing the city's industrial district. The area was filled with factories and warehouses, all painted in dull, uninspiring colors. They believed that by introducing NCS S 0585-Y60R into the industrial landscape, they could create a more vibrant and motivating environment for the workers.
They started by painting the exterior of a large factory in the bold yellow-orange hue. The transformation was astounding. The once drab building now radiated energy and optimism. Workers reported feeling more motivated and enthusiastic about their jobs, and productivity levels soared.
Encouraged by the positive feedback, Rohan and Monica expanded their efforts, incorporating NCS S 0585-Y60R into various elements of the industrial district. They painted machinery, safety equipment, and even the interiors of the factories. The color became a symbol of innovation and progress, inspiring other cities to follow suit.
As the years passed, Technopolis became known as the city of color, thanks to the visionary work of Dr. Rohan Powell and Engineer Monica Lantern. Their use of NCS S 0585-Y60R had not only transformed the city's appearance but also its spirit. The vibrant hue became a beacon of creativity and progress, reminding everyone that with a little imagination and a splash of color, anything was possible.
And so, the story of the radiant revolution spread far and wide, inspiring future generations of designers and engineers to embrace the power of color in their work. Rohan and Monica's legacy lived on, a testament to the magic that can happen when two brilliant minds come together to create something truly extraordinary.
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