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NCS S 1502-G50Y
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#DADCD0RGB:
218, 220, 208CMYK:
3, 0, 10, 15HSL:
70°, 5%, 86%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Timberwolfin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2330in RAL Classic:
RAL 9002in RAL Design:
RAL 000 85 00in RAL Effect:
RAL 840-2in NCS:
NCS S 1502-G 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:08
What color is NCS S 1502-G50Y?
NCS S 1502-G50Y means that the color has a hue of G50Y, which is a greenish-yellow hue that is halfway between green and yellow.
The color has a blackness of 15%, a chromaticness of 2%, and a whiteness of 83%.
The approximate values of NCS S 1502-G50Y in these color models are:
It can also be combined with other colors to create different effects, such as contrast, balance, or harmony.
The color has a blackness of 15%, a chromaticness of 2%, and a whiteness of 83%.
The approximate values of NCS S 1502-G50Y in these color models are:
RGB: 218, 220, 208
CMYK: 3%, 0%, 10%, 15%
HSL: 70, 5%, 86%
It can also be combined with other colors to create different effects, such as contrast, balance, or harmony.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 1502-G50Y color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 1502-G50Y'
The Green Revolution: Duncan and Donatella's Design Adventure
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Chromaville, where colors danced in every corner, lived two unlikely heroes: Duncan Storm, a car service worker with a knack for creativity, and Donatella Lantern, an engineer with a passion for innovation. Their paths crossed in the most unexpected way, leading to a revolution in design with the color "NCS S 1502-G50Y."
Duncan was known for his meticulous work at the local car service shop, "Storm's Garage." He had a unique talent for transforming old, rusty vehicles into vibrant masterpieces. One day, while rummaging through a box of old paint cans, he stumbled upon a peculiar shade of green. It was labeled "NCS S 1502-G50Y." Intrigued by its subtle yet striking hue, Duncan decided to experiment with it on an old, battered car.
Meanwhile, across town, Donatella Lantern was busy at her engineering firm, "Lantern Innovations." She was working on a project to design eco-friendly urban spaces. Her goal was to create environments that were not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. However, she felt that something was missing in her designs - a color that could bring her vision to life.
One sunny afternoon, Duncan's newly painted car caught Donatella's eye as she walked past Storm's Garage. The car gleamed with a fresh coat of "NCS S 1502-G50Y," a color that seemed to blend the tranquility of green with a touch of modern sophistication. Donatella was mesmerized. She approached Duncan, eager to learn more about the color.
"Excuse me," she said, "I couldn't help but notice the color of that car. It's absolutely stunning! What is it?"
Duncan smiled, pleased with the compliment. "It's called 'NCS S 1502-G50Y.' I found it in an old paint can and decided to give it a try. I'm glad you like it!"
Donatella's eyes sparkled with excitement. "I think this color could be the missing piece in my urban design project. Would you be interested in collaborating with me?"
And so, the unlikely duo embarked on a journey to revolutionize design in Chromaville. They began by incorporating "NCS S 1502-G50Y" into various projects. Duncan used it to repaint old cars, giving them a new lease on life, while Donatella integrated the color into her urban spaces, creating parks, benches, and bike lanes that exuded a sense of calm and modernity.
Their collaboration soon caught the attention of the city's residents. People were drawn to the unique shade of green, which seemed to bring a sense of harmony to the bustling city. The local media dubbed it "The Green Revolution," and Duncan and Donatella became local celebrities.
One day, they were invited to present their work at the prestigious Chromaville Design Expo. Nervous but excited, they prepared a presentation showcasing their projects. As they took the stage, the audience was captivated by the transformation they had brought to the city.
Duncan began, "We started with a simple idea - to use a unique color to breathe new life into old designs. 'NCS S 1502-G50Y' has become more than just a color; it's a symbol of innovation and creativity."
Donatella continued, "This color has the power to transform spaces and bring people together. It's a reminder that even the smallest changes can make a big impact."
The audience erupted in applause, and the duo received numerous accolades for their work. Their success inspired other designers and engineers to experiment with "NCS S 1502-G50Y," leading to a wave of creativity and innovation across Chromaville.
As the years passed, Duncan and Donatella continued to collaborate, always pushing the boundaries of design. Their story became a legend in Chromaville, a testament to the power of creativity and the magic of a single color.
And so, the Green Revolution lived on, a vibrant reminder that sometimes, all it takes is a splash of color to change the world.
Duncan was known for his meticulous work at the local car service shop, "Storm's Garage." He had a unique talent for transforming old, rusty vehicles into vibrant masterpieces. One day, while rummaging through a box of old paint cans, he stumbled upon a peculiar shade of green. It was labeled "NCS S 1502-G50Y." Intrigued by its subtle yet striking hue, Duncan decided to experiment with it on an old, battered car.
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Meanwhile, across town, Donatella Lantern was busy at her engineering firm, "Lantern Innovations." She was working on a project to design eco-friendly urban spaces. Her goal was to create environments that were not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. However, she felt that something was missing in her designs - a color that could bring her vision to life.
One sunny afternoon, Duncan's newly painted car caught Donatella's eye as she walked past Storm's Garage. The car gleamed with a fresh coat of "NCS S 1502-G50Y," a color that seemed to blend the tranquility of green with a touch of modern sophistication. Donatella was mesmerized. She approached Duncan, eager to learn more about the color.
"Excuse me," she said, "I couldn't help but notice the color of that car. It's absolutely stunning! What is it?"
Duncan smiled, pleased with the compliment. "It's called 'NCS S 1502-G50Y.' I found it in an old paint can and decided to give it a try. I'm glad you like it!"
Donatella's eyes sparkled with excitement. "I think this color could be the missing piece in my urban design project. Would you be interested in collaborating with me?"
And so, the unlikely duo embarked on a journey to revolutionize design in Chromaville. They began by incorporating "NCS S 1502-G50Y" into various projects. Duncan used it to repaint old cars, giving them a new lease on life, while Donatella integrated the color into her urban spaces, creating parks, benches, and bike lanes that exuded a sense of calm and modernity.
Their collaboration soon caught the attention of the city's residents. People were drawn to the unique shade of green, which seemed to bring a sense of harmony to the bustling city. The local media dubbed it "The Green Revolution," and Duncan and Donatella became local celebrities.
One day, they were invited to present their work at the prestigious Chromaville Design Expo. Nervous but excited, they prepared a presentation showcasing their projects. As they took the stage, the audience was captivated by the transformation they had brought to the city.
Duncan began, "We started with a simple idea - to use a unique color to breathe new life into old designs. 'NCS S 1502-G50Y' has become more than just a color; it's a symbol of innovation and creativity."
Donatella continued, "This color has the power to transform spaces and bring people together. It's a reminder that even the smallest changes can make a big impact."
The audience erupted in applause, and the duo received numerous accolades for their work. Their success inspired other designers and engineers to experiment with "NCS S 1502-G50Y," leading to a wave of creativity and innovation across Chromaville.
As the years passed, Duncan and Donatella continued to collaborate, always pushing the boundaries of design. Their story became a legend in Chromaville, a testament to the power of creativity and the magic of a single color.
And so, the Green Revolution lived on, a vibrant reminder that sometimes, all it takes is a splash of color to change the world.
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