NCS S 2010-R80B

NCS S 2010-R80B is a light grayish blue color with a hue of 80° (blue), a blackness of 20% and a chromaticness of 10%.

It is a color that has a little bit of blue, a lot of white and some black.

Some other ways to represent this color are:

• CMYK code: 15, 4, 0, 22

• RGB code: 183, 194, 205

• HSL code: 210, 11, 80

Far away, in the quaint coastal town of Marisport, where the sea whispered secrets to those who listened, lived two men whose lives were as different as the tides. Virgil Nova, a seasoned fisherman, had spent his life navigating the unpredictable waters, while Julio Rodriguez, a diligent factory worker, toiled away in the local printing press. Their paths rarely crossed, but fate had a peculiar way of weaving stories together.

One crisp morning, as the sun painted the sky with hues of orange and pink, Virgil set out on his boat, the "Azure Dream." The sea was his sanctuary, a place where he felt truly alive. On this particular day, the waters seemed to shimmer with an unusual brilliance, a shade of blue that Virgil had never seen before. It was as if the sea itself had been touched by magic.

Meanwhile, in the heart of Marisport, Julio was grappling with a challenge at the printing press. The factory had received a special order for a series of posters promoting the town's annual maritime festival. The client had requested a unique color, "NCS S 2010-R80B," a shade of blue that was both rare and captivating. Julio had never worked with this color before, and the factory's limited resources made it difficult to achieve the exact hue.

As Julio pondered over the problem, he remembered hearing tales of Virgil's uncanny ability to find beauty in the most unexpected places. With a glimmer of hope, he decided to seek out the fisherman. He found Virgil at the docks, unloading his catch of the day. Julio explained his predicament, and Virgil, intrigued by the challenge, agreed to help.

The two men set out on the "Azure Dream," sailing towards the horizon where the sky met the sea. Virgil believed that the answer lay in the depths of the ocean, where the light played tricks and colors danced in ways that defied logic. As they ventured further, the water around them began to change, taking on the mesmerizing shade of "NCS S 2010-R80B."

Virgil cast his net into the water, and as he pulled it back, it was filled with shimmering fish, their scales reflecting the elusive blue. Julio carefully collected samples of the water and the fish, hoping to replicate the color back at the factory. They returned to Marisport, their spirits lifted by the success of their expedition.

Back at the printing press, Julio worked tirelessly to recreate the color. He mixed inks and dyes, using the samples they had gathered as a guide. After several attempts, he finally achieved the perfect shade of "NCS S 2010-R80B." The posters for the maritime festival were printed, each one a testament to the collaboration between the fisherman and the factory worker.

The festival was a resounding success, and the posters became a symbol of the town's unity and creativity. People marveled at the stunning blue, unaware of the extraordinary journey that had brought it to life. Virgil and Julio, once strangers, had forged a bond that transcended their differences, united by their shared quest for beauty.

In the years that followed, the legend of the "Blue of Destiny" grew, inspiring artists and dreamers alike. Virgil continued to sail the seas, while Julio's work at the printing press flourished. Their story became a reminder that sometimes, the most unexpected collaborations can lead to the most extraordinary results. And in the heart of Marisport, the color "NCS S 2010-R80B" remained a symbol of hope, creativity, and the magic that could be found in the simplest of things.