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Dim gray
Eton blue
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NCS S 2005-Y80R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#C6B6ACRGB:
198, 182, 172CMYK:
0, 12, 15, 25HSL:
23°, 13%, 78%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale mauvein PANTONE:
PANTONE Warm Gray 3in RAL Classic:
RAL 7032in RAL Design:
RAL 010 70 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 340-1in NCS:
NCS S 2005-Y70R 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 2005-Y80R?
NCS S 2005-Y80R means that the color has a hue of yellow with 80% redness, a chromaticness of 5%, and a blackness of 20%.
The color can be described as a light beige or a warm gray with a hint of pink.
NCS S 2005-Y80R A subtle shade of light beige
With a touch of redness and warmth
Like the sand on a sunny beach
Or the skin of a peach
NCS S 2005-Y80R A gentle and soothing color
That blends well with others
Like the clouds in the sky
Or the petals of a rose
The color can be described as a light beige or a warm gray with a hint of pink.
NCS S 2005-Y80R A subtle shade of light beige
With a touch of redness and warmth
Like the sand on a sunny beach
Or the skin of a peach
NCS S 2005-Y80R A gentle and soothing color
That blends well with others
Like the clouds in the sky
Or the petals of a rose
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2005-Y80R 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 7005
RAL 7040
RAL 9001
RAL 8022
RAL Design
RAL 170 20 25
RAL 320 40 05
RAL 140 80 30
RAL 070 90 10
RAL 160 20 20
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2005-Y80R'
The Color of Innovation: A Tale of Zahir Steel and Julio Black
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Amsterdam, where canals intertwined with cobblestone streets, lived two extraordinary individuals: Dr. Zahir Steel, a renowned color psychologist, and Julio Black, an innovative engineer. Their paths crossed in the most unexpected way, leading to a collaboration that would revolutionize the world of fashion.
Zahir Steel was known for his deep understanding of how colors influenced human emotions and behaviors. His office, filled with vibrant swatches and color wheels, was a testament to his passion. One day, while experimenting with various shades, he stumbled upon a unique color: NCS S 2005-Y80R. This color, a soft yet striking blend of yellow and red, seemed to evoke a sense of warmth and creativity.
Meanwhile, Julio Black was busy in his workshop, designing the next generation of smart fabrics. His creations were not just about aesthetics but also functionality. He believed that clothing should adapt to the wearer's needs, providing comfort and enhancing performance. However, he felt something was missing in his designs - a touch of emotional connection.
Their story began at a local innovation fair, where Zahir was presenting his research on the psychological impact of colors. Julio, intrigued by the potential of integrating color psychology into his designs, approached Zahir after his presentation.
"Dr. Steel, your work is fascinating," Julio said, extending his hand. "I'm Julio Black, an engineer working on smart fabrics. I believe we could create something extraordinary by combining our expertise."
Zahir's eyes lit up with curiosity. "Julio, it's a pleasure to meet you. I've always been interested in how colors can enhance not just our mood but also our daily experiences. Let's explore this idea together."
And so, their collaboration began. They decided to focus on the color NCS S 2005-Y80R, which Zahir affectionately called "Sunset Glow." They believed this color had the potential to bring joy and creativity to anyone who wore it.
Their first project was a line of activewear designed for artists and creators. The fabric, infused with smart technology, could change its texture based on the wearer's activity. When an artist was painting, the fabric would become more breathable, allowing for better movement. When they were brainstorming, the fabric would provide a gentle warmth, stimulating creativity.
To test their creation, they invited a group of local artists to try the new activewear. The results were astounding. The artists reported feeling more inspired and comfortable while working. The Sunset Glow color seemed to ignite their imagination, leading to more vibrant and innovative artworks.
Encouraged by their success, Zahir and Julio expanded their line to include everyday wear. They designed jackets that could adjust their insulation based on the weather, all while maintaining the soothing effect of the Sunset Glow color. They even created business attire that helped professionals stay calm and focused during stressful meetings.
Their designs quickly gained popularity, and soon, people from all walks of life were embracing the benefits of the Sunset Glow color. Zahir and Julio's collaboration became a symbol of how science and engineering could come together to enhance human experiences.
One day, as they were reflecting on their journey, Julio turned to Zahir and said, "You know, Zahir, I never imagined that a color could have such a profound impact on our lives. Your insights have truly transformed my approach to design."
Zahir smiled, "And your innovative spirit has shown me the endless possibilities of applying color psychology in practical ways. Together, we've created something truly special."
Their story became an inspiration for many, demonstrating that when different fields of expertise come together, they can create magic. The Sunset Glow color became a symbol of innovation, creativity, and the power of collaboration.
And so, in the heart of Amsterdam, the legacy of Dr. Zahir Steel and Engineer Julio Black lived on, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most extraordinary ideas come from the most unexpected partnerships.
Zahir Steel was known for his deep understanding of how colors influenced human emotions and behaviors. His office, filled with vibrant swatches and color wheels, was a testament to his passion. One day, while experimenting with various shades, he stumbled upon a unique color: NCS S 2005-Y80R. This color, a soft yet striking blend of yellow and red, seemed to evoke a sense of warmth and creativity.
Meanwhile, Julio Black was busy in his workshop, designing the next generation of smart fabrics. His creations were not just about aesthetics but also functionality. He believed that clothing should adapt to the wearer's needs, providing comfort and enhancing performance. However, he felt something was missing in his designs - a touch of emotional connection.
Their story began at a local innovation fair, where Zahir was presenting his research on the psychological impact of colors. Julio, intrigued by the potential of integrating color psychology into his designs, approached Zahir after his presentation.
"Dr. Steel, your work is fascinating," Julio said, extending his hand. "I'm Julio Black, an engineer working on smart fabrics. I believe we could create something extraordinary by combining our expertise."
Zahir's eyes lit up with curiosity. "Julio, it's a pleasure to meet you. I've always been interested in how colors can enhance not just our mood but also our daily experiences. Let's explore this idea together."
And so, their collaboration began. They decided to focus on the color NCS S 2005-Y80R, which Zahir affectionately called "Sunset Glow." They believed this color had the potential to bring joy and creativity to anyone who wore it.
Their first project was a line of activewear designed for artists and creators. The fabric, infused with smart technology, could change its texture based on the wearer's activity. When an artist was painting, the fabric would become more breathable, allowing for better movement. When they were brainstorming, the fabric would provide a gentle warmth, stimulating creativity.
To test their creation, they invited a group of local artists to try the new activewear. The results were astounding. The artists reported feeling more inspired and comfortable while working. The Sunset Glow color seemed to ignite their imagination, leading to more vibrant and innovative artworks.
Encouraged by their success, Zahir and Julio expanded their line to include everyday wear. They designed jackets that could adjust their insulation based on the weather, all while maintaining the soothing effect of the Sunset Glow color. They even created business attire that helped professionals stay calm and focused during stressful meetings.
Their designs quickly gained popularity, and soon, people from all walks of life were embracing the benefits of the Sunset Glow color. Zahir and Julio's collaboration became a symbol of how science and engineering could come together to enhance human experiences.
One day, as they were reflecting on their journey, Julio turned to Zahir and said, "You know, Zahir, I never imagined that a color could have such a profound impact on our lives. Your insights have truly transformed my approach to design."
Zahir smiled, "And your innovative spirit has shown me the endless possibilities of applying color psychology in practical ways. Together, we've created something truly special."
Their story became an inspiration for many, demonstrating that when different fields of expertise come together, they can create magic. The Sunset Glow color became a symbol of innovation, creativity, and the power of collaboration.
And so, in the heart of Amsterdam, the legacy of Dr. Zahir Steel and Engineer Julio Black lived on, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most extraordinary ideas come from the most unexpected partnerships.
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