NCS S 1510-Y30R

NCS S 1510-Y30R means that the color has 15% blackness, 10% chromaticness, and a hue that is 70% yellow and 30% red.
It is a light, warm, and muted beige color.
This color has CMYK code 0%, 10%, 35%, 10%, RGB code 231, 211, 167, HSL code 41°, 28%, 91% and HEX code #E7D3A7.
It is similar to colors like ivory, cream, or sand.

NCS S 1510-Y30R is a versatile color that can be used in various settings and contexts.
This color can create a cozy, warm, and inviting atmosphere in interior design, especially when paired with other earthy tones like brown, green, or orange.
It can also be used as a neutral background color for websites, logos, or graphics, as it does not distract from the main content or message.
It can also be worn as a clothing or accessory color, as it complements most skin tones and hair colors.
NCS S 1510-Y30R is a color that can suit many tastes and preferences.

In a far away place, in the bustling city of Chromatopolis, where colors ruled the day and night, there lived an eccentric inventor named Adam Moon. Adam was known for his wild hair that seemed to change color with his mood and his even wilder ideas. One day, while tinkering in his lab, he stumbled upon a color so unique, so vibrant, it seemed to have a life of its own. This color was none other than "NCS S 1510-Y30R," a hue that defied description but could be best described as a mesmerizing blend of sunshine and sunset.

Adam, ever the visionary, saw potential in this color that no one else did. He believed it could revolutionize design in ways unimaginable. But he needed help to bring his vision to life. Enter Eva Phoenix, a delivery worker with a knack for adventure and a scooter that could outrun a cheetah on a good day. Eva was known for her punctuality and her ability to deliver anything, anywhere, anytime.

One fateful morning, Adam called Eva with an urgent request. "Eva, I need you to deliver this vial of NCS S 1510-Y30R to the Grand Design Expo. The future of design depends on it!"

Eva, always up for a challenge, agreed without hesitation. She zoomed through the streets of Chromatopolis, dodging traffic and leaping over potholes like a superhero. But as she neared the expo, disaster struck. A mischievous pigeon, perhaps attracted by the vial's radiant glow, swooped down and snatched it from her hands.

"Not on my watch!" Eva shouted, chasing the pigeon through the city. The chase led her through a series of bizarre and humorous encounters: a mime convention where she had to mime her way out of a box, a parade of clowns who mistook her for one of their own, and a street magician who tried to make her disappear.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, Eva cornered the pigeon in a park. With a swift and graceful move, she retrieved the vial. Exhausted but triumphant, she made her way to the expo just in time.

Adam was waiting at the entrance, his hair now a bright shade of relief. "You did it, Eva! You saved the day!"

Together, they presented the NCS S 1510-Y30R at the expo. The audience was captivated by the color's brilliance. Designers from all over the world clamored to use it in their projects. Buildings, clothes, cars, and even food began to sport the revolutionary hue. Chromatopolis was transformed into a city of vibrant, living art.

Adam and Eva became local legends, their story told and retold in cafes and classrooms. They continued to work together, always on the lookout for the next big idea. And as for the pigeon? It became the unofficial mascot of their adventures, often seen perched on Eva's scooter, basking in the glow of NCS S 1510-Y30R.

And so, the curious case of the color revolution came to be, proving that sometimes, the most extraordinary changes come from the most unexpected places.