NCS S 1060-R30B

NCS S 1060-R30B is a shade of pink with a purple hue.
This color can be represented as RGB (217, 73, 151), Hex (#D94997), CMYK (5, 80, 0, 0), HSL (328, 66, 85).
NCS S 1060-R30B can be used for various purposes such as painting, design, printing or digital media.
However, the color impression may vary depending on the device or material used to display or produce the color, so it is advisable to use a physical NCS color fan for accurate reference.

Far-far away, in the quaint coastal town of Chromaville, where the sea met the sky in a dazzling array of hues, lived two unlikely heroes: Pier Powell, a fisherman with a knack for finding the extraordinary in the ordinary, and Monica Lantern, a cleaner whose meticulous nature was matched only by her vivid imagination.

Pier Powell was known for his uncanny ability to catch the most vibrant fish in the sea. His boat, "The Spectrum," was a floating gallery of colors, each fish more dazzling than the last. One day, while casting his net into the shimmering waters, Pier noticed something unusual. A fish, unlike any he had ever seen, glowed with a radiant, almost otherworldly hue. It was a deep, rich red with a hint of mystery, as if it held the secrets of the ocean within its scales.

Excited by his discovery, Pier rushed to the shore, where Monica Lantern was busy scrubbing the docks. Monica was not just any cleaner; she had an eye for detail that could rival the finest artists. Her cleaning supplies were organized by color, and she often found herself daydreaming about the perfect shade to brighten up the dullest corners of Chromaville.

"Monica, you have to see this!" Pier exclaimed, holding up the fish. "I've never seen anything like it!"

Monica's eyes widened as she took in the fish's vibrant color. "It's incredible, Pier! This color... it's like nothing I've ever seen before. We have to capture it somehow."

The two friends decided to embark on a quest to recreate the fish's unique hue. They began by experimenting with various natural dyes and pigments, but nothing seemed to match the fish's brilliance. Frustrated but determined, they sought the advice of the town's eccentric artist, Professor Palette.

Professor Palette was a legend in Chromaville, known for his wild theories about color and light. He welcomed Pier and Monica into his cluttered studio, where canvases of every shade imaginable adorned the walls.

"Ah, the elusive NCS S 1060-R30B," the professor mused, stroking his beard. "I've heard tales of such a color, but I've never seen it with my own eyes. Tell me, what makes this fish so special?"

Pier and Monica described the fish's radiant hue, and the professor's eyes sparkled with excitement. "We must harness the power of the sea and the sky to recreate this color. Follow me!"

The trio ventured to the highest cliff overlooking Chromaville, where the sun set in a blaze of reds and oranges. Professor Palette instructed Pier to hold the fish up to the setting sun, while Monica mixed a concoction of sea salt, crushed coral, and a drop of morning dew.

As the last rays of sunlight kissed the fish's scales, a magical transformation occurred. The mixture in Monica's hands began to glow, taking on the fish's vibrant hue. They had done it! They had recreated the elusive color.

Professor Palette carefully bottled the mixture and labeled it "NCS S 1060-R30B." The color quickly became the talk of Chromaville, transforming the town's drab interiors into vibrant masterpieces. Walls, furniture, and even clothing were soon adorned with the rich, mysterious hue.

Pier Powell and Monica Lantern became local legends, celebrated for their discovery. The town of Chromaville was never the same, now a beacon of color and creativity. And so, the birth of NCS S 1060-R30B was not just the creation of a color, but the beginning of a new chapter in the town's history, where the ordinary became extraordinary, and the mundane was forever transformed by the magic of color.