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NCS S 1030-Y30R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#FFCB8ARGB:
255, 203, 138CMYK:
0, 26, 51, 0HSL:
33°, 46%, 100%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Peach-orangein PANTONE:
PANTONE 1345in RAL Classic:
RAL 1014in RAL Design:
RAL 070 80 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 270-1in NCS:
NCS S 0530-Y30R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 1030-Y30R?
NCS S 1030-Y30R is a color that has a hue of 70% yellow and 30% red, and a nuance of 10% blackness and 30% chromaticness.
This color can be described as a bright and vivid orange, similar to the color of a ripe apricot or a sunset sky.
In the RGB code, this color has the values of R 255, G 203, and B 138.
In the HEX code, NCS S 1030-Y30R color has the value of #FFCB8A.
This color can be described as a bright and vivid orange, similar to the color of a ripe apricot or a sunset sky.
In the RGB code, this color has the values of R 255, G 203, and B 138.
In the HEX code, NCS S 1030-Y30R color has the value of #FFCB8A.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1030-Y30R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1030-Y30R'
The Colorful Conundrum: Duncan and Maximilian's Day in Yellow-Red
In a far away place, in the bustling town of Chromaville, where colors weren’t just seen but felt, the new color trend, NCS S 1030-Y30R, had everyone abuzz. Known for its dazzling blend of yellow and red, it was said to have the power to brighten any day - or completely baffle anyone who tried to use it incorrectly. Enter Duncan Ervin, the local car service worker, and Maximilian Jacobs, the ever-efficient cleaner. Their lives were about to get a splash of unpredictability.
It all started on a Tuesday morning when Duncan received a peculiar request. "Can you paint my car in the new NCS S 1030-Y30R?" the customer, a flamboyant fashion designer named Cecil, had asked. Duncan scratched his head. "Yellow and red? Sounds like ketchup and mustard had a love affair."
Nonetheless, Duncan accepted the challenge, eager to make a splash in the color world. He meticulously prepped the car, mixing the paint until it resembled a vibrant orange explosion. Just as he was about to apply the color, his old friend Maximilian wandered in, mop in hand.
"What’s up with the radioactive sunset?" Maximilian inquired, glancing at the paint bucket.
"Cecil’s idea of art," Duncan shrugged. "It’s supposed to be the hottest new trend."
Maximilian chuckled. "Well, if you need any cleaning up after, you know where to find me."
The painting went smoothly until the final coat. The car, now a blazing sunburst, looked as if it had been struck by an explosion of sunlight. Cecil arrived, beaming with delight. "Perfect! Now I’ll be the talk of the fashion week!"
As Duncan was cleaning up, Maximilian's eyes twinkled with mischief. "You know, Duncan, I’ve always wondered what this color would look like if it splashed on something unexpected."
Before Duncan could protest, Maximilian swiped a paintbrush and gave the mop bucket a vigorous dip in the leftover paint. He was about to coat the bucket in the flashy hue when a rogue droplet hit the floor. Suddenly, the mop bucket seemed to develop a life of its own, rolling away with surprising speed.
"Oh no!" Duncan and Maximilian exclaimed as the bucket, now a blazing beacon of yellow-red, sped out of the workshop and onto the streets.
Chaos ensued. The bucket rolled through the town square, bumping into pedestrians and creating a vibrant trail of color behind it. It painted the statue of Sir Chromaville with a wild swirl of yellow and red, turning the dignified figure into a dazzling carnival attraction. Even the town fountain was drenched in the new hue, turning the water into a shimmering golden-orange cascade.
By the time they caught up with the runaway bucket, it had turned Chromaville into a technicolor wonderland. Duncan and Maximilian, covered in splashes of yellow and red, tried to contain their laughter.
"Well," Maximilian said, examining their surroundings, "we’ve definitely given everyone a day to remember."
Duncan grinned. "And I suppose we’ve set a new trend in town: spontaneous color explosions."
The townsfolk, initially startled, soon embraced the vibrant chaos. Cecil declared the mishap a brilliant piece of performance art, and Chromaville thrived in its newfound burst of color.
As for Duncan and Maximilian, they became local legends, known for their unintentional yet unforgettable splash of creativity. Whenever someone asked about the secret behind the town’s unique charm, the answer was simple: "It’s all thanks to a car service worker and a cleaner, who turned a little color experiment into a town-wide masterpiece."
And so, in the heart of Chromaville, the legacy of NCS S 1030-Y30R lived on - not just as a color, but as a symbol of joyful unpredictability and the art of turning mishaps into memorable moments.
It all started on a Tuesday morning when Duncan received a peculiar request. "Can you paint my car in the new NCS S 1030-Y30R?" the customer, a flamboyant fashion designer named Cecil, had asked. Duncan scratched his head. "Yellow and red? Sounds like ketchup and mustard had a love affair."
Nonetheless, Duncan accepted the challenge, eager to make a splash in the color world. He meticulously prepped the car, mixing the paint until it resembled a vibrant orange explosion. Just as he was about to apply the color, his old friend Maximilian wandered in, mop in hand.
"What’s up with the radioactive sunset?" Maximilian inquired, glancing at the paint bucket.
"Cecil’s idea of art," Duncan shrugged. "It’s supposed to be the hottest new trend."
Maximilian chuckled. "Well, if you need any cleaning up after, you know where to find me."
The painting went smoothly until the final coat. The car, now a blazing sunburst, looked as if it had been struck by an explosion of sunlight. Cecil arrived, beaming with delight. "Perfect! Now I’ll be the talk of the fashion week!"
As Duncan was cleaning up, Maximilian's eyes twinkled with mischief. "You know, Duncan, I’ve always wondered what this color would look like if it splashed on something unexpected."
Before Duncan could protest, Maximilian swiped a paintbrush and gave the mop bucket a vigorous dip in the leftover paint. He was about to coat the bucket in the flashy hue when a rogue droplet hit the floor. Suddenly, the mop bucket seemed to develop a life of its own, rolling away with surprising speed.
"Oh no!" Duncan and Maximilian exclaimed as the bucket, now a blazing beacon of yellow-red, sped out of the workshop and onto the streets.
Chaos ensued. The bucket rolled through the town square, bumping into pedestrians and creating a vibrant trail of color behind it. It painted the statue of Sir Chromaville with a wild swirl of yellow and red, turning the dignified figure into a dazzling carnival attraction. Even the town fountain was drenched in the new hue, turning the water into a shimmering golden-orange cascade.
By the time they caught up with the runaway bucket, it had turned Chromaville into a technicolor wonderland. Duncan and Maximilian, covered in splashes of yellow and red, tried to contain their laughter.
"Well," Maximilian said, examining their surroundings, "we’ve definitely given everyone a day to remember."
Duncan grinned. "And I suppose we’ve set a new trend in town: spontaneous color explosions."
The townsfolk, initially startled, soon embraced the vibrant chaos. Cecil declared the mishap a brilliant piece of performance art, and Chromaville thrived in its newfound burst of color.
As for Duncan and Maximilian, they became local legends, known for their unintentional yet unforgettable splash of creativity. Whenever someone asked about the secret behind the town’s unique charm, the answer was simple: "It’s all thanks to a car service worker and a cleaner, who turned a little color experiment into a town-wide masterpiece."
And so, in the heart of Chromaville, the legacy of NCS S 1030-Y30R lived on - not just as a color, but as a symbol of joyful unpredictability and the art of turning mishaps into memorable moments.
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