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NCS S 1050-B20G
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#4EC8CCRGB:
78, 200, 204CMYK:
72, 0, 25, 0HSL:
182°, 62%, 80%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Medium turquoisein PANTONE:
PANTONE 311in RAL Classic:
RAL 6027in RAL Design:
RAL 210 70 35in RAL Effect:
RAL 690-1in NCS:
NCS S 2040-B30G 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:18
What color is NCS S 1050-B20G?
NCS S 1050-B20G is a light blue color with a hue of 182 degrees, a saturation of 62 percent and a lightness of 80 percent.
This color has a RGB code of 78, 200, 204 and a HEX code of #4EC8CC.
NCS S 1050-B20G is a cool and refreshing color that can evoke feelings of calmness, clarity and creativity.
It can also be paired with its complementary color, NCS S 0580-Y80R, which is a bright orange color, to create a strong contrast and attract attention.
NCS S 1050-B20G is a beautiful color that can be used for various purposes, such as design, art, fashion and more.
This color has a RGB code of 78, 200, 204 and a HEX code of #4EC8CC.
NCS S 1050-B20G is a cool and refreshing color that can evoke feelings of calmness, clarity and creativity.
It can also be paired with its complementary color, NCS S 0580-Y80R, which is a bright orange color, to create a strong contrast and attract attention.
NCS S 1050-B20G is a beautiful color that can be used for various purposes, such as design, art, fashion and more.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1050-B20G 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 Classic
RAL 1001
RAL 1020
RAL 5012
RAL 6028
RAL 5018
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1050-B20G'
The Chromatic Alchemy
Long time ago, far away, in the quaint town of Chromaville, renowned for its art and design, a revolutionary color was about to take center stage. This color was known as NCS S 1050-B20G - a hue of greenish-blue so unique that it was said to possess not just aesthetic qualities but also transformative potential.
Adam Powell, a shop assistant at the local Design Emporium, had heard whispers of this color's wonders. His shop, though small, had become a haven for avant-garde designers seeking the next big thing. The shop's walls were lined with swatches of various shades, but Adam’s favorite was the elusive NCS S 1050-B20G. The color had a way of shifting between serene and vibrant depending on the light, captivating everyone who laid eyes on it.
One day, Professor Sandy Black, a revered figure in the world of color theory, visited the shop. Professor Black was known for her groundbreaking research on the psychological impact of colors and their application in design. She had been intrigued by NCS S 1050-B20G and wanted to see it in person.
Adam greeted the professor with enthusiasm. "Welcome, Professor Black! How can I assist you today?"
The professor’s eyes twinkled behind her spectacles. "I’m here to explore the potential of NCS S 1050-B20G. It’s rumored to have an extraordinary effect, but I need to understand it more deeply."
Adam nodded and led her to a special display where NCS S 1050-B20G was showcased in various materials - paint, fabric, and even digital screens. "This is it," Adam said, gesturing to the swatches. "What’s fascinating is how the color seems to transform depending on the medium."
Professor Black examined the swatches closely. "Indeed, this color exhibits remarkable versatility. It’s almost as if it has a life of its own."
As they delved deeper into the study, they discovered that NCS S 1050-B20G was not just a color but a key to unlocking a new dimension of design. The professor hypothesized that the color could enhance creativity and emotional well-being, leading to more innovative and harmonious environments.
Adam and Professor Black decided to conduct a series of experiments to test the color’s potential. They started with a local art gallery, redesigning its interior using NCS S 1050-B20G. The result was astonishing: the gallery transformed into a space that felt both calming and inspiring, encouraging visitors to linger and appreciate the art on a deeper level.
Next, they applied the color to public spaces - parks, cafes, and even playgrounds. In each setting, the color’s effect was profound. People reported feeling more relaxed and engaged, and the spaces themselves seemed to foster a sense of community and creativity.
News of their findings spread, and soon, NCS S 1050-B20G became a sensation in the design world. Architects and designers from around the globe sought to incorporate the color into their projects, each finding new and imaginative ways to utilize its transformative qualities.
Adam and Professor Black continued their collaboration, exploring the endless possibilities of NCS S 1050-B20G. They realized that the color was more than just a visual experience; it was a catalyst for positive change. Their work inspired a movement that celebrated the power of color to enhance human experience and creativity.
In the end, Adam and Professor Black’s journey with NCS S 1050-B20G was a testament to the idea that sometimes, the most revolutionary discoveries come from the simplest of things - a color that, when understood and applied with wisdom, could truly transform the world.
Adam Powell, a shop assistant at the local Design Emporium, had heard whispers of this color's wonders. His shop, though small, had become a haven for avant-garde designers seeking the next big thing. The shop's walls were lined with swatches of various shades, but Adam’s favorite was the elusive NCS S 1050-B20G. The color had a way of shifting between serene and vibrant depending on the light, captivating everyone who laid eyes on it.
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One day, Professor Sandy Black, a revered figure in the world of color theory, visited the shop. Professor Black was known for her groundbreaking research on the psychological impact of colors and their application in design. She had been intrigued by NCS S 1050-B20G and wanted to see it in person.
Adam greeted the professor with enthusiasm. "Welcome, Professor Black! How can I assist you today?"
The professor’s eyes twinkled behind her spectacles. "I’m here to explore the potential of NCS S 1050-B20G. It’s rumored to have an extraordinary effect, but I need to understand it more deeply."
Adam nodded and led her to a special display where NCS S 1050-B20G was showcased in various materials - paint, fabric, and even digital screens. "This is it," Adam said, gesturing to the swatches. "What’s fascinating is how the color seems to transform depending on the medium."
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Professor Black examined the swatches closely. "Indeed, this color exhibits remarkable versatility. It’s almost as if it has a life of its own."
As they delved deeper into the study, they discovered that NCS S 1050-B20G was not just a color but a key to unlocking a new dimension of design. The professor hypothesized that the color could enhance creativity and emotional well-being, leading to more innovative and harmonious environments.
Adam and Professor Black decided to conduct a series of experiments to test the color’s potential. They started with a local art gallery, redesigning its interior using NCS S 1050-B20G. The result was astonishing: the gallery transformed into a space that felt both calming and inspiring, encouraging visitors to linger and appreciate the art on a deeper level.
Next, they applied the color to public spaces - parks, cafes, and even playgrounds. In each setting, the color’s effect was profound. People reported feeling more relaxed and engaged, and the spaces themselves seemed to foster a sense of community and creativity.
News of their findings spread, and soon, NCS S 1050-B20G became a sensation in the design world. Architects and designers from around the globe sought to incorporate the color into their projects, each finding new and imaginative ways to utilize its transformative qualities.
Adam and Professor Black continued their collaboration, exploring the endless possibilities of NCS S 1050-B20G. They realized that the color was more than just a visual experience; it was a catalyst for positive change. Their work inspired a movement that celebrated the power of color to enhance human experience and creativity.
In the end, Adam and Professor Black’s journey with NCS S 1050-B20G was a testament to the idea that sometimes, the most revolutionary discoveries come from the simplest of things - a color that, when understood and applied with wisdom, could truly transform the world.
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