Timberwolf
Buff
Dark pastel blue
Pale mauve
Antique fuchsia
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NCS S 2030-R40B
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#C78BB8RGB:
199, 139, 184CMYK:
15, 48, 0, 11HSL:
315°, 30%, 78%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pastel violetin PANTONE:
PANTONE 245in RAL Classic:
RAL 3015in RAL Design:
RAL 330 60 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 550-3in NCS:
NCS S 2020-R30B 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:14
What color is NCS S 2030-R40B?
NCS S 2030-R40B is a light purple color with a hue of R 40 B, which means it is a mixture of red and blue with more red than blue.
The chromaticness is 30% and the blackness is 20%.
There are some numerical codes for NCS S 2030-R40B in different color models:
The chromaticness is 30% and the blackness is 20%.
There are some numerical codes for NCS S 2030-R40B in different color models:
CMYK: C 15 M 48 Y 0 K 11
RGB: R 199 G 139 B 184
HEX: #C78BB8
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2030-R40B 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 9002
RAL 1014
RAL 6034
RAL 7032
RAL 4008
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2030-R40B'
The Curious Case of the Blueberry Hues
Once upon a time, in the quaint village of Chromaville, there lived a farmer named Calvin Chen and a cleaner named Raphael McLeod. Calvin was known for his vibrant blueberry farm, while Raphael was famous for his impeccable cleaning skills. Little did they know, their lives were about to intertwine in the most peculiar way.
One sunny morning, Calvin was tending to his blueberry bushes when he noticed something strange. The blueberries had turned an unusual shade of blue, unlike anything he had ever seen. Intrigued, Calvin plucked a few berries and took them to his friend Raphael, who was busy scrubbing the town hall's marble floors.
"Raphael, you have to see this!" Calvin exclaimed, holding out the oddly colored blueberries.
Raphael wiped his hands on his apron and examined the berries. "These are the strangest blueberries I've ever seen. What do you think caused this?"
Calvin shrugged. "I have no idea, but I think we should investigate."
The two friends decided to visit the local library, where they hoped to find some answers. After hours of searching through dusty old books, they stumbled upon a reference to a rare color known as "NCS S 2030-R40B." According to the book, this color had mystical properties and was believed to enhance creativity and motion design.
Excited by their discovery, Calvin and Raphael decided to experiment with the color. They gathered all the blueberries they could find and extracted the juice, which they used to create a vibrant blue paint. With their newfound paint, they began to explore the world of motion design.
Calvin, with his farming background, had a keen eye for patterns and rhythms. He started by painting swirling patterns on large canvases, which seemed to come to life with the mystical blue hue. Raphael, on the other hand, used his cleaning skills to create intricate designs that moved and shifted as if they were alive.
Word of their unique art spread quickly, and soon people from all over the world came to Chromaville to witness the mesmerizing motion designs. The village became a hub of creativity, attracting artists, designers, and curious onlookers.
One day, a renowned motion design professor named Dr. Iris Spectrum visited Chromaville. She was fascinated by Calvin and Raphael's work and invited them to present their findings at an international conference on color theory and motion design.
At the conference, Calvin and Raphael shared their story and demonstrated the incredible effects of the "NCS S 2030-R40B" color. The audience was captivated by their presentation, and the two friends received a standing ovation.
Inspired by their success, Calvin and Raphael continued to explore the possibilities of the mystical blue hue. They collaborated with artists and designers from around the world, pushing the boundaries of motion design and creating breathtaking works of art.
In the end, the curious case of the blueberry hues brought Calvin and Raphael closer together and transformed Chromaville into a beacon of creativity and innovation. And so, the farmer and the cleaner became legends in the world of motion design, all thanks to the magical color "NCS S 2030-R40B.".
One sunny morning, Calvin was tending to his blueberry bushes when he noticed something strange. The blueberries had turned an unusual shade of blue, unlike anything he had ever seen. Intrigued, Calvin plucked a few berries and took them to his friend Raphael, who was busy scrubbing the town hall's marble floors.
"Raphael, you have to see this!" Calvin exclaimed, holding out the oddly colored blueberries.
Raphael wiped his hands on his apron and examined the berries. "These are the strangest blueberries I've ever seen. What do you think caused this?"
Calvin shrugged. "I have no idea, but I think we should investigate."
The two friends decided to visit the local library, where they hoped to find some answers. After hours of searching through dusty old books, they stumbled upon a reference to a rare color known as "NCS S 2030-R40B." According to the book, this color had mystical properties and was believed to enhance creativity and motion design.
Excited by their discovery, Calvin and Raphael decided to experiment with the color. They gathered all the blueberries they could find and extracted the juice, which they used to create a vibrant blue paint. With their newfound paint, they began to explore the world of motion design.
Calvin, with his farming background, had a keen eye for patterns and rhythms. He started by painting swirling patterns on large canvases, which seemed to come to life with the mystical blue hue. Raphael, on the other hand, used his cleaning skills to create intricate designs that moved and shifted as if they were alive.
Word of their unique art spread quickly, and soon people from all over the world came to Chromaville to witness the mesmerizing motion designs. The village became a hub of creativity, attracting artists, designers, and curious onlookers.
One day, a renowned motion design professor named Dr. Iris Spectrum visited Chromaville. She was fascinated by Calvin and Raphael's work and invited them to present their findings at an international conference on color theory and motion design.
At the conference, Calvin and Raphael shared their story and demonstrated the incredible effects of the "NCS S 2030-R40B" color. The audience was captivated by their presentation, and the two friends received a standing ovation.
Inspired by their success, Calvin and Raphael continued to explore the possibilities of the mystical blue hue. They collaborated with artists and designers from around the world, pushing the boundaries of motion design and creating breathtaking works of art.
In the end, the curious case of the blueberry hues brought Calvin and Raphael closer together and transformed Chromaville into a beacon of creativity and innovation. And so, the farmer and the cleaner became legends in the world of motion design, all thanks to the magical color "NCS S 2030-R40B.".
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