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NCS S 0907-Y50R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#F9E9D3RGB:
249, 233, 211CMYK:
0, 8, 18, 3HSL:
35°, 15%, 98%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Antique Whitein PANTONE:
PANTONE 7401in RAL Classic:
RAL 9001in RAL Design:
RAL 050 90 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 150-4in NCS:
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What color is NCS S 0907-Y50R?
NCS S 0907-Y50R is a very light and bright yellowish-red color that is standardized by the NCS system.
It has the following properties:
It has the following properties:
It belongs to the S category, which means it is a standardized color that can be reproduced with high accuracy.
This color has a chromaticness of 7%, which means it is a very pale or light color.
NCS S 0907-Y50R has a hue of Y50R, which means it is a yellowish-red color that is halfway between yellow and red on the NCS color wheel.
It has a lightness of 98%, which means it is very bright or close to white.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 0907-Y50R color
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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...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
NCS (Natural Color System)
NCS S 5010-G90Y
RAL Classic
RAL 6027
RAL 5026
RAL 7032
RAL 8000
RAL 6000
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 0907-Y50R'
The Curious Case of the Color NCS S 0907-Y50R
Once upon a time in the vibrant city of Amsterdam, there lived an artist named Sonja Smith and a writer named Mustafa McLeod. Sonja was known for her eccentric use of colors, while Mustafa had a knack for weaving words into magical tales. They were the best of friends, often collaborating on projects that left the city in awe.
One sunny afternoon, Sonja received a mysterious package. Inside was a single can of paint labeled "NCS S 0907-Y50R." Intrigued, she decided to use this peculiar color in her next masterpiece. She called Mustafa over to her studio, eager to share her discovery.
"Mustafa, you won't believe what I found!" Sonja exclaimed, holding up the can of paint.
Mustafa squinted at the label. "NCS S 0907-Y50R? Sounds like a secret code. What color is it?"
Sonja dipped her brush into the paint and made a bold stroke on the canvas. The color was a mesmerizing blend of yellow and red, creating a warm, inviting hue that seemed to glow.
"It's like the sun and a rose had a baby," Mustafa said, his eyes wide with wonder. "What are you going to do with it?"
Sonja grinned. "I'm going to paint the most unusual mural this city has ever seen. And I need your help to tell its story."
They decided to create a mural on the side of a building in the heart of Amsterdam. The mural would depict a fantastical scene where the color NCS S 0907-Y50R played a central role. Sonja began painting a giant tree with leaves that shimmered in the unique hue, while Mustafa crafted a story to accompany the artwork.
As Sonja painted, she noticed something strange. The color seemed to change depending on the time of day and the angle of the light. In the morning, it looked like a soft sunrise. By noon, it had the warmth of a summer afternoon. And in the evening, it glowed like a cozy fireplace.
"Mustafa, this color is magical!" Sonja said, her voice filled with excitement. "It changes with the light!"
Mustafa nodded, scribbling furiously in his notebook. "This is perfect for our story. We'll call it 'The Tree of Time.'"
The mural and the story quickly became the talk of the town. People gathered to see the tree that changed colors and read Mustafa's enchanting tale. The story told of a mystical tree that granted wishes to those who could see its true colors. Each leaf represented a different time of day, and only those with pure hearts could see the tree's full spectrum.
One day, a little girl named Emma visited the mural with her grandmother. Emma was captivated by the colors and asked her grandmother to read the story to her. As they read, Emma made a wish to always see the beauty in the world, no matter the time or place.
To everyone's amazement, the tree's colors began to shimmer even more brightly. It was as if Emma's wish had unlocked a new dimension of the mural. People started to believe that the mural truly had magical powers.
Sonja and Mustafa were thrilled with the response. They had not only created a beautiful piece of art but also brought a sense of wonder and magic to the city. The color NCS S 0907-Y50R had become a symbol of hope and imagination.
Years passed, and the mural remained a beloved landmark in Amsterdam. Sonja continued to experiment with colors, always seeking new ways to inspire. Mustafa wrote countless stories, each one more enchanting than the last. And the city of Amsterdam, with its magical tree, continued to be a place where dreams came true.
And so, the curious case of the color NCS S 0907-Y50R became a legend, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most unusual things can bring the most extraordinary magic into our lives.
One sunny afternoon, Sonja received a mysterious package. Inside was a single can of paint labeled "NCS S 0907-Y50R." Intrigued, she decided to use this peculiar color in her next masterpiece. She called Mustafa over to her studio, eager to share her discovery.
"Mustafa, you won't believe what I found!" Sonja exclaimed, holding up the can of paint.
Mustafa squinted at the label. "NCS S 0907-Y50R? Sounds like a secret code. What color is it?"
Sonja dipped her brush into the paint and made a bold stroke on the canvas. The color was a mesmerizing blend of yellow and red, creating a warm, inviting hue that seemed to glow.
"It's like the sun and a rose had a baby," Mustafa said, his eyes wide with wonder. "What are you going to do with it?"
Sonja grinned. "I'm going to paint the most unusual mural this city has ever seen. And I need your help to tell its story."
They decided to create a mural on the side of a building in the heart of Amsterdam. The mural would depict a fantastical scene where the color NCS S 0907-Y50R played a central role. Sonja began painting a giant tree with leaves that shimmered in the unique hue, while Mustafa crafted a story to accompany the artwork.
As Sonja painted, she noticed something strange. The color seemed to change depending on the time of day and the angle of the light. In the morning, it looked like a soft sunrise. By noon, it had the warmth of a summer afternoon. And in the evening, it glowed like a cozy fireplace.
"Mustafa, this color is magical!" Sonja said, her voice filled with excitement. "It changes with the light!"
Mustafa nodded, scribbling furiously in his notebook. "This is perfect for our story. We'll call it 'The Tree of Time.'"
The mural and the story quickly became the talk of the town. People gathered to see the tree that changed colors and read Mustafa's enchanting tale. The story told of a mystical tree that granted wishes to those who could see its true colors. Each leaf represented a different time of day, and only those with pure hearts could see the tree's full spectrum.
One day, a little girl named Emma visited the mural with her grandmother. Emma was captivated by the colors and asked her grandmother to read the story to her. As they read, Emma made a wish to always see the beauty in the world, no matter the time or place.
To everyone's amazement, the tree's colors began to shimmer even more brightly. It was as if Emma's wish had unlocked a new dimension of the mural. People started to believe that the mural truly had magical powers.
Sonja and Mustafa were thrilled with the response. They had not only created a beautiful piece of art but also brought a sense of wonder and magic to the city. The color NCS S 0907-Y50R had become a symbol of hope and imagination.
Years passed, and the mural remained a beloved landmark in Amsterdam. Sonja continued to experiment with colors, always seeking new ways to inspire. Mustafa wrote countless stories, each one more enchanting than the last. And the city of Amsterdam, with its magical tree, continued to be a place where dreams came true.
And so, the curious case of the color NCS S 0907-Y50R became a legend, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most unusual things can bring the most extraordinary magic into our lives.
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