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NCS S 1010-Y10R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#F3E5B4RGB:
243, 229, 180CMYK:
0, 5, 35, 5HSL:
47°, 26%, 95%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Vanillain PANTONE:
PANTONE 7506in RAL Classic:
RAL 1015in RAL Design:
RAL 080 90 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 130-6in NCS:
NCS S 1010-Y 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 1010-Y10R?
NCS S 1010-Y10R is a single hue color with 10% blackness and 10% chromaticness.
The hue is yellow with a slight red tint.
It is a light beige or cream color that is warm and neutral.
NCS S 1010-Y10R can create a cozy and inviting atmosphere and balance other colors in a color scheme.
The hue is yellow with a slight red tint.
It is a light beige or cream color that is warm and neutral.
NCS S 1010-Y10R can create a cozy and inviting atmosphere and balance other colors in a color scheme.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1010-Y10R 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).
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1010-Y10R'
The Enigmatic Hue: The Rise of NCS S 1010-Y10R
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Chromapolis, where colors danced in the air and creativity flowed like a river, there lived two unlikely heroes: Marc Steel, a renowned painter known for his vivid imagination, and Leonardo Jacobs, a humble factory worker with a hidden passion for colors.
Marc Steel was a man of vision. His paintings were not just art; they were portals to other worlds. He had a unique ability to see colors in ways others couldn't. One day, while experimenting with a new palette, he stumbled upon a peculiar shade. It was neither yellow nor red, but a mesmerizing blend of both. He named it "NCS S 1010-Y10R."
Meanwhile, in the heart of Chromapolis, Leonardo Jacobs toiled away in a color factory. His job was mundane, mixing pigments and ensuring the consistency of colors. But Leonardo had a secret. He could see the soul of colors, their essence, and how they could evoke emotions. He often dreamt of creating a color that could change the world.
One fateful evening, Marc and Leonardo's paths crossed at a local art exhibition. Marc's latest painting, featuring the enigmatic NCS S 1010-Y10R, caught Leonardo's eye. He was drawn to the color, feeling an inexplicable connection. As he stood there, mesmerized, Marc approached him.
"You seem captivated by my work," Marc said with a smile.
"It's not just the painting," Leonardo replied. "It's the color. I've never seen anything like it."
Marc's eyes lit up. "You have a keen eye. This color is special. I discovered it by accident, but I believe it has a story to tell."
Intrigued, Leonardo shared his own passion for colors and his dream of creating something extraordinary. Marc, sensing a kindred spirit, invited Leonardo to his studio. There, amidst canvases and paintbrushes, they began to experiment with NCS S 1010-Y10R.
Days turned into weeks, and their collaboration blossomed. They discovered that NCS S 1010-Y10R had a unique property - it could change its hue based on the viewer's emotions. When someone felt joy, it radiated a warm, golden glow. When sadness crept in, it turned a deep, soothing amber. It was as if the color had a life of its own.
Word of their discovery spread like wildfire. Motion designers from all over Chromapolis flocked to Marc's studio, eager to incorporate NCS S 1010-Y10R into their work. The color became a sensation, transforming the world of motion design. It brought animations to life, making them more immersive and emotionally resonant.
But with fame came challenges. Rival artists and corporations sought to replicate the color, but none could capture its essence. Marc and Leonardo realized that NCS S 1010-Y10R was not just a pigment; it was a reflection of their combined creativity and passion.
As their creation gained global recognition, Marc and Leonardo remained humble. They knew that the true magic of NCS S 1010-Y10R lay not in its commercial success, but in its ability to connect with people on a deeper level. It was a testament to the power of collaboration and the beauty of seeing the world through different eyes.
In the end, NCS S 1010-Y10R became more than just a color. It was a symbol of unity, creativity, and the endless possibilities that arise when two souls come together to create something extraordinary. And so, the enigmatic hue continued to inspire and enchant, leaving an indelible mark on the world of motion design and beyond.
Marc Steel was a man of vision. His paintings were not just art; they were portals to other worlds. He had a unique ability to see colors in ways others couldn't. One day, while experimenting with a new palette, he stumbled upon a peculiar shade. It was neither yellow nor red, but a mesmerizing blend of both. He named it "NCS S 1010-Y10R."
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Meanwhile, in the heart of Chromapolis, Leonardo Jacobs toiled away in a color factory. His job was mundane, mixing pigments and ensuring the consistency of colors. But Leonardo had a secret. He could see the soul of colors, their essence, and how they could evoke emotions. He often dreamt of creating a color that could change the world.
One fateful evening, Marc and Leonardo's paths crossed at a local art exhibition. Marc's latest painting, featuring the enigmatic NCS S 1010-Y10R, caught Leonardo's eye. He was drawn to the color, feeling an inexplicable connection. As he stood there, mesmerized, Marc approached him.
"You seem captivated by my work," Marc said with a smile.
"It's not just the painting," Leonardo replied. "It's the color. I've never seen anything like it."
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Marc's eyes lit up. "You have a keen eye. This color is special. I discovered it by accident, but I believe it has a story to tell."
Intrigued, Leonardo shared his own passion for colors and his dream of creating something extraordinary. Marc, sensing a kindred spirit, invited Leonardo to his studio. There, amidst canvases and paintbrushes, they began to experiment with NCS S 1010-Y10R.
Days turned into weeks, and their collaboration blossomed. They discovered that NCS S 1010-Y10R had a unique property - it could change its hue based on the viewer's emotions. When someone felt joy, it radiated a warm, golden glow. When sadness crept in, it turned a deep, soothing amber. It was as if the color had a life of its own.
Word of their discovery spread like wildfire. Motion designers from all over Chromapolis flocked to Marc's studio, eager to incorporate NCS S 1010-Y10R into their work. The color became a sensation, transforming the world of motion design. It brought animations to life, making them more immersive and emotionally resonant.
But with fame came challenges. Rival artists and corporations sought to replicate the color, but none could capture its essence. Marc and Leonardo realized that NCS S 1010-Y10R was not just a pigment; it was a reflection of their combined creativity and passion.
As their creation gained global recognition, Marc and Leonardo remained humble. They knew that the true magic of NCS S 1010-Y10R lay not in its commercial success, but in its ability to connect with people on a deeper level. It was a testament to the power of collaboration and the beauty of seeing the world through different eyes.
In the end, NCS S 1010-Y10R became more than just a color. It was a symbol of unity, creativity, and the endless possibilities that arise when two souls come together to create something extraordinary. And so, the enigmatic hue continued to inspire and enchant, leaving an indelible mark on the world of motion design and beyond.
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