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NCS S 1050-Y50R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#F88847RGB:
248, 136, 71CMYK:
0, 56, 71, 0HSL:
22°, 71%, 97%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Mango Tangoin PANTONE:
PANTONE 164in RAL Classic:
RAL 2003in RAL Design:
RAL 050 70 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 380-5in NCS:
NCS S 1050-Y60R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:18
What color is NCS S 1050-Y50R?
NCS S 1050-Y50R is a light orange color with a hue of 50% yellow and 50% red.
The letter S stands for saturated, meaning that the color is pure and not mixed with white, black or gray.
The number 1050 indicates that the color has a lightness of 10% and a chromaticness of 50%.
Lightness is the amount of blackness in the color, and chromaticness is the amount of colorfulness or intensity.
NCS S 1050-Y50R can be seen as a warm and cheerful color that may evoke feelings of joy, energy or creativity.
It can also be associated with autumn, fire or sunsets.
NCS S 1050-Y50R can be used for various purposes, such as painting walls, designing logos, creating artworks or choosing clothes.
The letter S stands for saturated, meaning that the color is pure and not mixed with white, black or gray.
The number 1050 indicates that the color has a lightness of 10% and a chromaticness of 50%.
Lightness is the amount of blackness in the color, and chromaticness is the amount of colorfulness or intensity.
NCS S 1050-Y50R can be seen as a warm and cheerful color that may evoke feelings of joy, energy or creativity.
It can also be associated with autumn, fire or sunsets.
NCS S 1050-Y50R can be used for various purposes, such as painting walls, designing logos, creating artworks or choosing clothes.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1050-Y50R 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 1050-Y50R'
The Color of Dreams: The Rise of NCS S 1050-Y50R
Long time ago, in the bustling city of Amsterdam, where the canals wove through the heart of the town like veins of creativity, lived two extraordinary individuals: Dr. Calvin Chen, a renowned color scientist, and Phoebe Hawk, a celebrated writer. Their paths crossed in the most unexpected way, leading to a story that would forever change the world of polygraphy.
Dr. Calvin Chen was known for his meticulous research in color theory. His lab was a kaleidoscope of hues, each vial and swatch meticulously labeled. Among these, one color stood out: NCS S 1050-Y50R, a vibrant shade of yellow-red that seemed to pulse with life. Calvin had discovered this color during a late-night experiment, and it had captivated him ever since.
Phoebe Hawk, on the other hand, was a writer whose words painted pictures more vivid than any artist's brush. Her stories were filled with warmth and whimsy, drawing readers into worlds where anything was possible. She often visited the local print shop to see her latest works come to life in print, always fascinated by the interplay of colors on the page.
One sunny afternoon, Phoebe walked into the print shop, her latest manuscript in hand. She noticed a new display of colors, and one in particular caught her eye. It was NCS S 1050-Y50R, glowing with an almost magical intensity. Intrigued, she asked the shop owner about it.
"Ah, that's Dr. Chen's latest discovery," the owner explained. "It's a remarkable color, isn't it? He believes it has the potential to revolutionize printing."
Phoebe's curiosity was piqued. She decided to visit Dr. Chen's lab, hoping to learn more about this enchanting color. When she arrived, she found Calvin hunched over his desk, surrounded by color samples and scientific instruments.
"Dr. Chen?" she called softly.
Calvin looked up, his eyes lighting up with recognition. "Ms. Hawk! What a pleasant surprise. What brings you here?"
Phoebe smiled. "I was at the print shop and saw your new color, NCS S 1050-Y50R. It's mesmerizing. I wanted to learn more about it."
Calvin's face broke into a grin. "I'd be delighted to tell you all about it. This color is special. It has a unique wavelength that interacts with light in a way that makes it appear almost three-dimensional. It's perfect for printing because it brings images to life in a way no other color can."
As Calvin explained the science behind the color, Phoebe listened intently, her mind racing with possibilities. She could see how this color could transform her stories, making them even more vivid and engaging for her readers.
"Would you like to collaborate?" Calvin asked suddenly. "I believe your stories, combined with this color, could create something truly magical."
Phoebe's eyes sparkled with excitement. "I'd love that."
And so, the unlikely duo began their collaboration. Calvin provided the scientific expertise, while Phoebe infused their work with creativity and imagination. Together, they experimented with different printing techniques, discovering new ways to use NCS S 1050-Y50R to enhance the visual impact of Phoebe's stories.
Their first project was a children's book, filled with whimsical illustrations and enchanting tales. When it was printed, the colors seemed to leap off the page, captivating young readers and transporting them to fantastical worlds. The book was an instant success, and soon, other writers and artists were clamoring to use NCS S 1050-Y50R in their own works.
The rise of NCS S 1050-Y50R in polygraphy was nothing short of a revolution. It brought a new dimension to printed materials, making them more engaging and immersive than ever before. Calvin and Phoebe's collaboration became legendary, inspiring others to explore the endless possibilities of color and creativity.
In the end, it wasn't just the color that made their work special; it was the magic that happened when science and art came together. And in the heart of Amsterdam, where the canals wove through the city like veins of creativity, the legacy of Dr. Calvin Chen and Phoebe Hawk lived on, a testament to the power of collaboration and the beauty of color.
Dr. Calvin Chen was known for his meticulous research in color theory. His lab was a kaleidoscope of hues, each vial and swatch meticulously labeled. Among these, one color stood out: NCS S 1050-Y50R, a vibrant shade of yellow-red that seemed to pulse with life. Calvin had discovered this color during a late-night experiment, and it had captivated him ever since.
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Phoebe Hawk, on the other hand, was a writer whose words painted pictures more vivid than any artist's brush. Her stories were filled with warmth and whimsy, drawing readers into worlds where anything was possible. She often visited the local print shop to see her latest works come to life in print, always fascinated by the interplay of colors on the page.
One sunny afternoon, Phoebe walked into the print shop, her latest manuscript in hand. She noticed a new display of colors, and one in particular caught her eye. It was NCS S 1050-Y50R, glowing with an almost magical intensity. Intrigued, she asked the shop owner about it.
"Ah, that's Dr. Chen's latest discovery," the owner explained. "It's a remarkable color, isn't it? He believes it has the potential to revolutionize printing."
Phoebe's curiosity was piqued. She decided to visit Dr. Chen's lab, hoping to learn more about this enchanting color. When she arrived, she found Calvin hunched over his desk, surrounded by color samples and scientific instruments.
"Dr. Chen?" she called softly.
Calvin looked up, his eyes lighting up with recognition. "Ms. Hawk! What a pleasant surprise. What brings you here?"
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Phoebe smiled. "I was at the print shop and saw your new color, NCS S 1050-Y50R. It's mesmerizing. I wanted to learn more about it."
Calvin's face broke into a grin. "I'd be delighted to tell you all about it. This color is special. It has a unique wavelength that interacts with light in a way that makes it appear almost three-dimensional. It's perfect for printing because it brings images to life in a way no other color can."
As Calvin explained the science behind the color, Phoebe listened intently, her mind racing with possibilities. She could see how this color could transform her stories, making them even more vivid and engaging for her readers.
"Would you like to collaborate?" Calvin asked suddenly. "I believe your stories, combined with this color, could create something truly magical."
Phoebe's eyes sparkled with excitement. "I'd love that."
And so, the unlikely duo began their collaboration. Calvin provided the scientific expertise, while Phoebe infused their work with creativity and imagination. Together, they experimented with different printing techniques, discovering new ways to use NCS S 1050-Y50R to enhance the visual impact of Phoebe's stories.
Their first project was a children's book, filled with whimsical illustrations and enchanting tales. When it was printed, the colors seemed to leap off the page, captivating young readers and transporting them to fantastical worlds. The book was an instant success, and soon, other writers and artists were clamoring to use NCS S 1050-Y50R in their own works.
The rise of NCS S 1050-Y50R in polygraphy was nothing short of a revolution. It brought a new dimension to printed materials, making them more engaging and immersive than ever before. Calvin and Phoebe's collaboration became legendary, inspiring others to explore the endless possibilities of color and creativity.
In the end, it wasn't just the color that made their work special; it was the magic that happened when science and art came together. And in the heart of Amsterdam, where the canals wove through the city like veins of creativity, the legacy of Dr. Calvin Chen and Phoebe Hawk lived on, a testament to the power of collaboration and the beauty of color.
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