NCS S 1080-R

NCS S 1080-R is a color code
That belongs to the NCS system
It’s a vivid shade of red
With a hint of magenta in it

It can be used to paint metal
Or as a sample for design
It has high saturation and brightness
And it makes a bold statement

It has these values:

• Hexadecimal: #BF002A

• RGB: 191, 0, 42

• CMYK: 0, 100, 75, 15

NCS S 1080-R is a red that pops
It’s not for the faint of heart
It’s like a cherry on the top
Or a lipstick that sets you apart

Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where every building was a canvas and every street a palette, lived two unlikely heroes: Dr. Amir Arrow, a renowned color theorist, and Hubert Frost, the meticulous cleaner of the Chromaville Institute of Design. Their paths crossed daily, but little did they know that an unusual shade of red, NCS S 1080-R, would bring them together in the most unexpected way.

Dr. Arrow was known for his eccentric experiments with colors. His office was a kaleidoscope of hues, with walls painted in gradients and furniture in contrasting shades. One day, while mixing pigments for a new project, he stumbled upon NCS S 1080-R, a vibrant red that seemed to pulse with energy. Intrigued, he decided to test its potential in various design applications.

Meanwhile, Hubert Frost, with his trusty mop and bucket, was the unsung hero of the institute. He took pride in keeping the place spotless, often humming tunes as he worked. Hubert had a keen eye for detail and a secret passion for design, though he never dared to share his ideas with anyone.

One evening, as Dr. Arrow was preparing to leave, he accidentally knocked over a can of NCS S 1080-R. The paint splattered across the floor, creating a chaotic yet mesmerizing pattern. Hubert, who was just finishing his rounds, rushed in to help.

"Don't worry, Dr. Arrow, I'll clean this up in no time," Hubert said with a reassuring smile.

As Hubert mopped up the spill, Dr. Arrow noticed something remarkable. The way the paint spread and mixed with the water created intricate designs that seemed almost intentional. An idea sparked in his mind.

"Hubert, wait! Look at this pattern. It's... it's beautiful!" Dr. Arrow exclaimed.

Hubert paused and looked down. "You think so? It's just a mess to me."

"No, no! This could be a new form of design. Imagine using this technique on fabrics, wallpapers, even furniture!" Dr. Arrow's eyes gleamed with excitement.

Over the next few weeks, Dr. Arrow and Hubert collaborated on a series of experiments. They discovered that by controlling the amount of water and the way it was applied, they could create stunning, one-of-a-kind designs using NCS S 1080-R. They called their technique "Hydrochromatic Art."

Word of their innovative method spread quickly, and soon, designers from all over Chromaville wanted to learn from them. Dr. Arrow and Hubert held workshops, teaching others how to harness the power of NCS S 1080-R. The once-overlooked cleaner became a celebrated artist, and the eccentric doctor found a new partner in creativity.

Their most famous project was the redesign of Chromaville's central plaza. Using Hydrochromatic Art, they transformed the dull, gray pavement into a vibrant tapestry of swirling reds and intricate patterns. The plaza became a popular gathering spot, and people marveled at the beauty created by the unlikely duo.

Dr. Arrow and Hubert Frost's friendship grew stronger with each project. They learned from each other, combining science and practicality with creativity and passion. Together, they proved that sometimes, the most extraordinary ideas come from the most unexpected places.

And so, in the colorful city of Chromaville, the adventures of Dr. Arrow and Mr. Frost continued, each day bringing new challenges and even more vibrant creations. Their story became a testament to the power of collaboration and the magic of seeing the world through a different lens – or in this case, a different shade of red.