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NCS S 1080-Y90R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#CF1021RGB:
207, 16, 33CMYK:
0, 100, 90, 5HSL:
355°, 92%, 81%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Lavain PANTONE:
PANTONE 2035in RAL Classic:
RAL 3020in RAL Design:
RAL 040 40 67in RAL Effect:
RAL 450-6in NCS:
NCS S 1085-Y90R 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:20
What color is NCS S 1080-Y90R?
NCS S 1080-Y90R means that the color has a hue of yellow with 90% redness.
It has a blackness of 10% and a chromaticness of 80%.
NCS S 1080-Y90R is a shade of pink-red, with a high saturation and brightness.
It has a hexadecimal code of #CF1021, an RGB code of (207, 16, 33).
It is similar to the Pantone color PMS 485 C.
It has a blackness of 10% and a chromaticness of 80%.
NCS S 1080-Y90R is a shade of pink-red, with a high saturation and brightness.
It has a hexadecimal code of #CF1021, an RGB code of (207, 16, 33).
It is similar to the Pantone color PMS 485 C.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1080-Y90R 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 9005
RAL 7031
RAL 6027
RAL 3009
RAL 9010
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1080-Y90R'
The Rise of Radiant Red: A Tale of Colorful Conquests
Far-far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where every building and street corner was a testament to the vibrant world of design, there lived two unlikely heroes: Dr. Christian Ervin, a meticulous color theorist, and Scarlett McLeod, a spirited delivery worker with an eye for aesthetics.
Dr. Ervin was known for his obsession with colors. His office was a kaleidoscope of swatches, charts, and color wheels. He had dedicated his life to understanding the psychological impact of colors and their applications in design. His latest fascination was with a bold, striking hue known as "NCS S 1080-Y90R" – a radiant red that seemed to pulsate with energy.
Scarlett McLeod, on the other hand, was a delivery worker for Chromaville's premier design supply company, ColorDash. She had a knack for noticing the little details that others often overlooked. Her daily routes took her through the heart of the city's design district, where she delivered everything from paint cans to fabric samples.
One sunny morning, Scarlett was tasked with delivering a special package to Dr. Ervin. As she navigated her way through the maze of Chromaville's colorful streets, she couldn't help but wonder what was inside the package. When she finally arrived at Dr. Ervin's office, she was greeted by the sight of the doctor himself, frantically pacing back and forth.
"Ah, Scarlett! Just the person I needed to see!" Dr. Ervin exclaimed, his eyes lighting up with excitement. "I've been waiting for this delivery all week. It's the final piece of my latest project."
Curiosity piqued, Scarlett handed over the package. Dr. Ervin tore it open to reveal a set of paint cans, all labeled with the enigmatic code "NCS S 1080-Y90R."
"This, my dear Scarlett, is the future of design," Dr. Ervin declared, holding up a can of the radiant red paint. "I've been studying the psychological effects of this color, and I believe it has the power to revolutionize the way we perceive spaces."
Scarlett raised an eyebrow. "It's just a color, isn't it?"
Dr. Ervin chuckled. "Ah, but it's so much more than that. This shade of red can evoke passion, energy, and even a sense of urgency. Imagine the impact it could have in a workspace, or a retail environment!"
Intrigued, Scarlett decided to stick around and watch as Dr. Ervin began his experiment. He painted a large canvas with the radiant red, and the transformation was immediate. The room seemed to come alive with a newfound vibrancy.
Word of Dr. Ervin's discovery spread quickly through Chromaville. Designers, artists, and architects flocked to his office to witness the power of NCS S 1080-Y90R for themselves. Scarlett, who had become Dr. Ervin's unofficial assistant, found herself at the center of the city's latest design craze.
One day, as they were preparing for a presentation to the city's top design firms, Scarlett had an idea. "Why don't we take this color to the streets?" she suggested. "We could paint a mural in the town square and see how people react."
Dr. Ervin's eyes sparkled with excitement. "Brilliant idea, Scarlett! Let's do it."
With the help of a few enthusiastic volunteers, they set to work on the mural. As the radiant red paint covered the wall, passersby couldn't help but stop and stare. The color seemed to draw them in, filling them with a sense of energy and excitement.
The mural became an instant sensation. People from all over Chromaville came to see it, and soon, the demand for NCS S 1080-Y90R skyrocketed. Designers began incorporating the color into their projects, from office spaces to fashion lines.
Scarlett and Dr. Ervin became local celebrities, known for their role in bringing the radiant red to the forefront of design. They continued to explore the possibilities of color, always pushing the boundaries of what was possible.
And so, the story of NCS S 1080-Y90R became a legend in Chromaville, a testament to the power of color and the unlikely heroes who dared to dream big.
Dr. Ervin was known for his obsession with colors. His office was a kaleidoscope of swatches, charts, and color wheels. He had dedicated his life to understanding the psychological impact of colors and their applications in design. His latest fascination was with a bold, striking hue known as "NCS S 1080-Y90R" – a radiant red that seemed to pulsate with energy.
Scarlett McLeod, on the other hand, was a delivery worker for Chromaville's premier design supply company, ColorDash. She had a knack for noticing the little details that others often overlooked. Her daily routes took her through the heart of the city's design district, where she delivered everything from paint cans to fabric samples.
One sunny morning, Scarlett was tasked with delivering a special package to Dr. Ervin. As she navigated her way through the maze of Chromaville's colorful streets, she couldn't help but wonder what was inside the package. When she finally arrived at Dr. Ervin's office, she was greeted by the sight of the doctor himself, frantically pacing back and forth.
"Ah, Scarlett! Just the person I needed to see!" Dr. Ervin exclaimed, his eyes lighting up with excitement. "I've been waiting for this delivery all week. It's the final piece of my latest project."
Curiosity piqued, Scarlett handed over the package. Dr. Ervin tore it open to reveal a set of paint cans, all labeled with the enigmatic code "NCS S 1080-Y90R."
"This, my dear Scarlett, is the future of design," Dr. Ervin declared, holding up a can of the radiant red paint. "I've been studying the psychological effects of this color, and I believe it has the power to revolutionize the way we perceive spaces."
Scarlett raised an eyebrow. "It's just a color, isn't it?"
Dr. Ervin chuckled. "Ah, but it's so much more than that. This shade of red can evoke passion, energy, and even a sense of urgency. Imagine the impact it could have in a workspace, or a retail environment!"
Intrigued, Scarlett decided to stick around and watch as Dr. Ervin began his experiment. He painted a large canvas with the radiant red, and the transformation was immediate. The room seemed to come alive with a newfound vibrancy.
Word of Dr. Ervin's discovery spread quickly through Chromaville. Designers, artists, and architects flocked to his office to witness the power of NCS S 1080-Y90R for themselves. Scarlett, who had become Dr. Ervin's unofficial assistant, found herself at the center of the city's latest design craze.
One day, as they were preparing for a presentation to the city's top design firms, Scarlett had an idea. "Why don't we take this color to the streets?" she suggested. "We could paint a mural in the town square and see how people react."
Dr. Ervin's eyes sparkled with excitement. "Brilliant idea, Scarlett! Let's do it."
With the help of a few enthusiastic volunteers, they set to work on the mural. As the radiant red paint covered the wall, passersby couldn't help but stop and stare. The color seemed to draw them in, filling them with a sense of energy and excitement.
The mural became an instant sensation. People from all over Chromaville came to see it, and soon, the demand for NCS S 1080-Y90R skyrocketed. Designers began incorporating the color into their projects, from office spaces to fashion lines.
Scarlett and Dr. Ervin became local celebrities, known for their role in bringing the radiant red to the forefront of design. They continued to explore the possibilities of color, always pushing the boundaries of what was possible.
And so, the story of NCS S 1080-Y90R became a legend in Chromaville, a testament to the power of color and the unlikely heroes who dared to dream big.
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