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NCS S 1005-R20B
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#EDE3E0RGB:
237, 227, 224CMYK:
0, 7, 5, 8HSL:
14°, 5%, 93%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Platinumin PANTONE:
PANTONE 705in RAL Classic:
RAL 9001in RAL Design:
RAL 020 90 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 150-3in NCS:
NCS S 1005-R10BWhat color is NCS S 1005-R20B? The Adventures of Manolo Gold and Igor Flame: The Quest for NCS S 1005-R20B
2024-08-30 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 1005-R20B?
NCS S 1005-R20B is a light violet color in the Natural Colour System.
The NCS code of this color indicates that it has 10% blackness, 5% chromaticness, red hue and 20% resemblance to blue.
The RGB code of this color is (237, 227, 224) and the HEX code is #EDE3E0.
The complementary color of NCS S 1005-R20B is NCS S8505-B80G, which is a dark green color.
The contrast between these two colors is very strong and they can be used together for a striking effect.
NCS S 1005-R20B is a soft and elegant color that can be used for interior design, fashion or art.
The NCS code of this color indicates that it has 10% blackness, 5% chromaticness, red hue and 20% resemblance to blue.
The RGB code of this color is (237, 227, 224) and the HEX code is #EDE3E0.
The complementary color of NCS S 1005-R20B is NCS S8505-B80G, which is a dark green color.
The contrast between these two colors is very strong and they can be used together for a striking effect.
NCS S 1005-R20B is a soft and elegant color that can be used for interior design, fashion or art.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1005-R20B 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...
RAL Design
RAL 060 50 50
RAL 000 85 00
RAL 320 40 05
RAL 080 20 10
RAL 010 60 15
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1005-R20B'
The Adventures of Manolo Gold and Igor Flame: The Quest for NCS S 1005-R20B
In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and bustling factories, lived two unlikely heroes: Manolo Gold, a farmer with a heart as golden as his name, and Igor Flame, a factory worker with a fiery passion for innovation. Their paths rarely crossed, but fate had a colorful plan in store for them.
One sunny morning, Manolo was tending to his vibrant fields of sunflowers when he received a peculiar letter. It was from the village council, announcing a competition to create a new trademark design for the village's famous sunflower oil. The winning design would feature the newly discovered color, NCS S 1005-R20B, a shade so unique it was said to bring good fortune and prosperity.
Manolo, intrigued by the challenge, decided to participate. However, he knew little about design and even less about the mysterious color. Determined to win, he sought the help of Igor Flame, the village's most creative factory worker.
Igor, known for his eccentric ideas and love for all things colorful, was thrilled to join Manolo on this quest. "Manolo, my friend," Igor exclaimed, "we shall create a design so magnificent that it will be the talk of the village for generations!"
The duo set off on their adventure, starting with a visit to the local library to learn more about NCS S 1005-R20B. They discovered that the color was a soft, bluish hue with a hint of red, reminiscent of the early morning sky just before sunrise. Inspired, they brainstormed ideas for the trademark design.
Manolo suggested incorporating elements from his farm, like sunflowers and rolling hills, while Igor proposed adding a touch of industrial flair with gears and machinery. They sketched and debated, laughed and argued, until they finally agreed on a design that combined the best of both worlds.
Their creation featured a majestic sunflower with petals painted in NCS S 1005-R20B, surrounded by golden gears and a backdrop of rolling hills. The design symbolized the harmony between nature and industry, a perfect representation of their village.
With their design ready, Manolo and Igor presented it to the village council. The council members were astounded by the creativity and symbolism of the design. They unanimously declared it the winner, and the new trademark was soon emblazoned on every bottle of sunflower oil produced in the village.
The success of their design brought Manolo and Igor closer together, and they became the best of friends. Their story spread far and wide, inspiring others to embrace creativity and collaboration. The village prospered, and the color NCS S 1005-R20B became a symbol of unity and innovation.
And so, the adventures of Manolo Gold and Igor Flame continued, as they embarked on new quests and created even more extraordinary designs, always with a touch of humor and a splash of color.
One sunny morning, Manolo was tending to his vibrant fields of sunflowers when he received a peculiar letter. It was from the village council, announcing a competition to create a new trademark design for the village's famous sunflower oil. The winning design would feature the newly discovered color, NCS S 1005-R20B, a shade so unique it was said to bring good fortune and prosperity.
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Manolo, intrigued by the challenge, decided to participate. However, he knew little about design and even less about the mysterious color. Determined to win, he sought the help of Igor Flame, the village's most creative factory worker.
Igor, known for his eccentric ideas and love for all things colorful, was thrilled to join Manolo on this quest. "Manolo, my friend," Igor exclaimed, "we shall create a design so magnificent that it will be the talk of the village for generations!"
The duo set off on their adventure, starting with a visit to the local library to learn more about NCS S 1005-R20B. They discovered that the color was a soft, bluish hue with a hint of red, reminiscent of the early morning sky just before sunrise. Inspired, they brainstormed ideas for the trademark design.
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Manolo suggested incorporating elements from his farm, like sunflowers and rolling hills, while Igor proposed adding a touch of industrial flair with gears and machinery. They sketched and debated, laughed and argued, until they finally agreed on a design that combined the best of both worlds.
Their creation featured a majestic sunflower with petals painted in NCS S 1005-R20B, surrounded by golden gears and a backdrop of rolling hills. The design symbolized the harmony between nature and industry, a perfect representation of their village.
With their design ready, Manolo and Igor presented it to the village council. The council members were astounded by the creativity and symbolism of the design. They unanimously declared it the winner, and the new trademark was soon emblazoned on every bottle of sunflower oil produced in the village.
The success of their design brought Manolo and Igor closer together, and they became the best of friends. Their story spread far and wide, inspiring others to embrace creativity and collaboration. The village prospered, and the color NCS S 1005-R20B became a symbol of unity and innovation.
And so, the adventures of Manolo Gold and Igor Flame continued, as they embarked on new quests and created even more extraordinary designs, always with a touch of humor and a splash of color.
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