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NCS S 1015-Y10R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#F2E0A8RGB:
242, 224, 168CMYK:
0, 7, 40, 5HSL:
45°, 31%, 95%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Vanillain PANTONE:
PANTONE 2015in RAL Classic:
RAL 1015in RAL Design:
RAL 085 90 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 140-2in NCS:
NCS S 1015-G90Y 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 1015-Y10R?
NCS S 1015-Y10R has the following properties:
It is similar to the color of vanilla ice cream or fresh butter.
This color can create a warm and cozy atmosphere when used for interior design or clothing.
It belongs to the S category, which means it is a standardized color that can be used for color matching and quality control.
This color has a chromaticness of 15%, which means it is a very light color with low saturation.
It has a hue of Y10R, which means it is a yellow color with a slight red nuance.
It is similar to the color of vanilla ice cream or fresh butter.
This color can create a warm and cozy atmosphere when used for interior design or clothing.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1015-Y10R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1015-Y10R'
The Birth of NCS S 1015-Y10R: A Colorful Tale
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Amsterdam, there lived a young and ambitious fashion design student named Marc Yamamoto. Marc was known for his unique sense of style and his obsession with creating the perfect color for his upcoming fashion line. He spent countless nights mixing and matching hues, but nothing seemed to capture the essence he was looking for.
One sunny afternoon, Marc received a mysterious package. The delivery worker, Donna Chanel, was a cheerful and quirky woman who always had a smile on her face. She handed Marc the package with a wink and said, "This might be just what you need, Marc!"
Curious and excited, Marc opened the package to find a small, unmarked vial of paint. The color was unlike anything he had ever seen before. It was a vibrant, warm shade that seemed to glow with a life of its own. Marc knew instantly that this was the color he had been searching for.
He decided to name the color "NCS S 1015-Y10R" after the mysterious code written on the vial. But Marc was determined to find out more about the origins of this magical hue. He called Donna and asked if she knew anything about the package.
Donna, always up for an adventure, agreed to help Marc uncover the mystery. They decided to visit the return address on the package, which led them to a quaint little shop on the outskirts of the city. The shop was filled with all sorts of oddities and curiosities, and the owner, an eccentric old man named Mr. Hue, greeted them warmly.
Mr. Hue explained that the color was a result of a happy accident. He had been experimenting with different pigments when his cat, Picasso, knocked over a few bottles, creating the perfect blend. Mr. Hue had been trying to recreate the color ever since but had never quite managed to get it right again.
Marc and Donna were thrilled to hear the story behind NCS S 1015-Y10R. They thanked Mr. Hue and returned to Marc's studio, where they began incorporating the color into his designs. The vibrant hue quickly became the signature color of Marc's fashion line, and his creations were an instant hit.
As for Donna, she continued to deliver packages with a smile, but she always kept an eye out for any more mysterious vials. And Mr. Hue? He continued his experiments, always hoping to stumble upon another happy accident.
In the end, the birth of NCS S 1015-Y10R was a tale of serendipity, creativity, and a little bit of feline mischief. And Marc, Donna, and Mr. Hue all learned that sometimes, the best things in life come from the most unexpected places.
One sunny afternoon, Marc received a mysterious package. The delivery worker, Donna Chanel, was a cheerful and quirky woman who always had a smile on her face. She handed Marc the package with a wink and said, "This might be just what you need, Marc!"
Curious and excited, Marc opened the package to find a small, unmarked vial of paint. The color was unlike anything he had ever seen before. It was a vibrant, warm shade that seemed to glow with a life of its own. Marc knew instantly that this was the color he had been searching for.
He decided to name the color "NCS S 1015-Y10R" after the mysterious code written on the vial. But Marc was determined to find out more about the origins of this magical hue. He called Donna and asked if she knew anything about the package.
Donna, always up for an adventure, agreed to help Marc uncover the mystery. They decided to visit the return address on the package, which led them to a quaint little shop on the outskirts of the city. The shop was filled with all sorts of oddities and curiosities, and the owner, an eccentric old man named Mr. Hue, greeted them warmly.
Mr. Hue explained that the color was a result of a happy accident. He had been experimenting with different pigments when his cat, Picasso, knocked over a few bottles, creating the perfect blend. Mr. Hue had been trying to recreate the color ever since but had never quite managed to get it right again.
Marc and Donna were thrilled to hear the story behind NCS S 1015-Y10R. They thanked Mr. Hue and returned to Marc's studio, where they began incorporating the color into his designs. The vibrant hue quickly became the signature color of Marc's fashion line, and his creations were an instant hit.
As for Donna, she continued to deliver packages with a smile, but she always kept an eye out for any more mysterious vials. And Mr. Hue? He continued his experiments, always hoping to stumble upon another happy accident.
In the end, the birth of NCS S 1015-Y10R was a tale of serendipity, creativity, and a little bit of feline mischief. And Marc, Donna, and Mr. Hue all learned that sometimes, the best things in life come from the most unexpected places.
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