NCS S 1070-R20B

NCS S 1070-R20B is a violet color with a hue of R 20 B, which means it has 80% red and 20% blue in its hue composition.
It has 10% blackness and 70% chromaticness.
In the CMYK color system NCS S 1070-R20B has 0% cyan, 90% magenta, 20% yellow and 5% black in its composition.
It has 216 red, 46 green and 113 blue in the RGB color model.
The HEX code is #D82E71.

In a far away place, in the bustling city of Chromapolis, where colors danced in every corner and hues hummed in harmony, lived two unlikely heroes: Alexander Sirius, the brilliant inventor, and Maximilian Chanel, the meticulous cleaner. Their paths crossed in the most unexpected way, leading to the rise of a color that would revolutionize motion design - NCS S 1070-R20B.

Alexander Sirius was known throughout Chromapolis for his innovative mind. His workshop was a kaleidoscope of gadgets, pigments, and sketches. He had a dream to create a color so vibrant and dynamic that it would bring motion designs to life in ways never imagined. However, despite his genius, Alexander struggled to find the perfect formula. His experiments often ended in frustration, with colors that were either too dull or too overwhelming.

Maximilian Chanel, on the other hand, was a man of simplicity and precision. As a cleaner, he took pride in maintaining the pristine condition of Alexander's workshop. Every evening, after Alexander had retired for the night, Maximilian would meticulously clean the workspace, ensuring that every tool was in its place and every surface spotless. He admired Alexander's work from afar, often wondering if he could ever contribute to such brilliance.

One fateful night, as Maximilian was tidying up, he noticed a small vial of pigment that had rolled under a table. It was a deep, rich red with a hint of blue - a color that seemed to pulse with energy. Intrigued, Maximilian carefully placed it on Alexander's workbench, hoping it might be of use.

The next morning, Alexander discovered the vial. Curious, he decided to incorporate it into his latest experiment. As he mixed the pigment with other elements, a mesmerizing color began to emerge. It was unlike anything he had ever seen - a perfect balance of red and blue, vibrant yet soothing. Alexander named it NCS S 1070-R20B.

Excited by his discovery, Alexander began to test the color in various motion design projects. The results were astounding. NCS S 1070-R20B brought animations to life with a dynamic energy that captivated audiences. It was as if the color itself was in motion, creating a sense of depth and fluidity that was unparalleled.

Word of Alexander's new color spread quickly throughout Chromapolis. Designers and artists flocked to his workshop, eager to see the magic of NCS S 1070-R20B for themselves. The color became a sensation, transforming the world of motion design and setting a new standard for creativity.

Amidst the excitement, Alexander did not forget the role Maximilian had played in his discovery. He invited Maximilian to join him in his work, recognizing the cleaner's keen eye and attention to detail. Together, they continued to innovate, pushing the boundaries of what was possible in motion design.

Maximilian's humble contributions and Alexander's visionary ideas proved to be a perfect partnership. They became known as the dynamic duo of Chromapolis, inspiring others to see the potential in every detail and the beauty in every color.

And so, the story of NCS S 1070-R20B became a legend in Chromapolis - a tale of collaboration, creativity, and the unexpected ways in which dreams can come true. Alexander and Maximilian's journey reminded everyone that sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries come from the most ordinary moments.