Melon
Dark salmon
Khaki
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Mauve taupe
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NCS S 2030-Y70R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#E98C6FRGB:
233, 140, 111CMYK:
0, 52, 50, 5HSL:
14°, 52%, 91%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark salmonin PANTONE:
PANTONE 1635in RAL Classic:
RAL 3012in RAL Design:
RAL 040 70 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 410-1in NCS:
NCS S 2030-Y60RWhat color is NCS S 2030-Y70R? The Great Color Caper: Marc Rocket and Donna Gonzalez's Fashion Fiasco
2024-08-30 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 2030-Y70R?
NCS S 2030-Y70R means that this color has 20% blackness, 30% chromaticness, and a hue that is a mixture of yellow (Y) and red (R), with 30% yellowness and 70% redness.
The NCS color S 2030-Y70R can be described as a light salmon or coral color, with a warm and soft appearance.
It has a hexadecimal value of #E98C6F and a RGB value of 233, 140, 111.
NCS S 2030-Y70R can be used for various purposes, such as interior design, fashion, art, and branding.
The NCS color S 2030-Y70R can be described as a light salmon or coral color, with a warm and soft appearance.
It has a hexadecimal value of #E98C6F and a RGB value of 233, 140, 111.
NCS S 2030-Y70R can be used for various purposes, such as interior design, fashion, art, and branding.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2030-Y70R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2030-Y70R'
The Great Color Caper: Marc Rocket and Donna Gonzalez's Fashion Fiasco
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Amsterdam, there lived an ambitious entrepreneur named Marc Rocket. Marc was known for his wild ideas and even wilder hair, which seemed to defy gravity. He had a knack for turning the most mundane concepts into revolutionary business ventures. His latest obsession? The color "NCS S 2030-Y70R."
Marc was convinced that this peculiar shade of yellowish-red would be the next big thing in fashion. He envisioned a world where everyone wore clothes in this color, from haute couture to everyday wear. To bring his vision to life, he needed the help of Donna Gonzalez, a factory worker with a keen eye for detail and a no-nonsense attitude.
Donna had been working at the local textile factory for years. She was known for her practical approach to life and her ability to fix any machine with a roll of duct tape and a stern look. When Marc approached her with his grand idea, she was skeptical but intrigued. After all, she had never seen anyone so passionate about a color before.
"Donna, my dear," Marc began, waving a swatch of NCS S 2030-Y70R in front of her face, "this is the future of fashion! We need to study its impact on clothing design and create a whole line dedicated to it."
Donna raised an eyebrow. "You want me to make clothes in this... mustardy color?"
"Exactly!" Marc exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with excitement. "Think of the possibilities! We'll be pioneers!"
Reluctantly, Donna agreed to help Marc with his project. They set up a small workshop in the factory, complete with sewing machines, fabric rolls, and an endless supply of coffee. Marc was in charge of the creative vision, while Donna handled the technical aspects.
Their first challenge was to create a prototype outfit. Marc insisted on designing a jumpsuit, claiming it would be the perfect canvas for showcasing the color. Donna, ever the pragmatist, suggested they start with something simpler, like a t-shirt. But Marc was adamant.
As they worked, it became clear that Marc's enthusiasm far outweighed his sewing skills. He managed to sew the sleeves shut, attach the zipper upside down, and create a jumpsuit that looked more like a potato sack than a fashion statement. Donna couldn't help but laugh at his attempts.
"Marc, you might want to stick to the business side of things," she said, trying to suppress her giggles.
Undeterred, Marc decided to model the jumpsuit himself. He squeezed into the ill-fitting garment, which made him look like a giant, mustard-colored marshmallow. Donna snapped a photo and couldn't stop laughing.
"Well, at least we know the color is eye-catching," she said between fits of laughter.
Despite the initial setbacks, Marc and Donna continued their work. They experimented with different fabrics, patterns, and styles, all in the infamous NCS S 2030-Y70R. They even held a small fashion show in the factory, inviting their coworkers to model the clothes.
The show was a disaster. The models tripped over their oversized pants, the dresses fell apart at the seams, and one particularly unfortunate outfit caused a minor allergic reaction. But through it all, Marc remained optimistic.
"Every great idea starts with a few hiccups," he declared, helping a model untangle herself from a particularly stubborn zipper.
Donna, on the other hand, was starting to see the potential in Marc's vision. She suggested they focus on accessories instead of full outfits. They created scarves, hats, and even socks in the signature color. To their surprise, the accessories were a hit.
People loved the quirky, bold color in small doses. Marc and Donna's creations started gaining attention, and soon, they were receiving orders from all over the city. Their little workshop became a hub of activity, with Marc dreaming up new designs and Donna making sure they were wearable.
In the end, Marc Rocket and Donna Gonzalez proved that even the most outlandish ideas could succeed with a bit of perseverance, a lot of laughter, and a touch of mustardy magic. And so, the legend of NCS S 2030-Y70R in fashion was born, all thanks to an entrepreneur with a wild dream and a factory worker with a practical heart.
Marc was convinced that this peculiar shade of yellowish-red would be the next big thing in fashion. He envisioned a world where everyone wore clothes in this color, from haute couture to everyday wear. To bring his vision to life, he needed the help of Donna Gonzalez, a factory worker with a keen eye for detail and a no-nonsense attitude.
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Donna had been working at the local textile factory for years. She was known for her practical approach to life and her ability to fix any machine with a roll of duct tape and a stern look. When Marc approached her with his grand idea, she was skeptical but intrigued. After all, she had never seen anyone so passionate about a color before.
"Donna, my dear," Marc began, waving a swatch of NCS S 2030-Y70R in front of her face, "this is the future of fashion! We need to study its impact on clothing design and create a whole line dedicated to it."
Donna raised an eyebrow. "You want me to make clothes in this... mustardy color?"
"Exactly!" Marc exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with excitement. "Think of the possibilities! We'll be pioneers!"
Reluctantly, Donna agreed to help Marc with his project. They set up a small workshop in the factory, complete with sewing machines, fabric rolls, and an endless supply of coffee. Marc was in charge of the creative vision, while Donna handled the technical aspects.
Their first challenge was to create a prototype outfit. Marc insisted on designing a jumpsuit, claiming it would be the perfect canvas for showcasing the color. Donna, ever the pragmatist, suggested they start with something simpler, like a t-shirt. But Marc was adamant.
As they worked, it became clear that Marc's enthusiasm far outweighed his sewing skills. He managed to sew the sleeves shut, attach the zipper upside down, and create a jumpsuit that looked more like a potato sack than a fashion statement. Donna couldn't help but laugh at his attempts.
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"Marc, you might want to stick to the business side of things," she said, trying to suppress her giggles.
Undeterred, Marc decided to model the jumpsuit himself. He squeezed into the ill-fitting garment, which made him look like a giant, mustard-colored marshmallow. Donna snapped a photo and couldn't stop laughing.
"Well, at least we know the color is eye-catching," she said between fits of laughter.
Despite the initial setbacks, Marc and Donna continued their work. They experimented with different fabrics, patterns, and styles, all in the infamous NCS S 2030-Y70R. They even held a small fashion show in the factory, inviting their coworkers to model the clothes.
The show was a disaster. The models tripped over their oversized pants, the dresses fell apart at the seams, and one particularly unfortunate outfit caused a minor allergic reaction. But through it all, Marc remained optimistic.
"Every great idea starts with a few hiccups," he declared, helping a model untangle herself from a particularly stubborn zipper.
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Donna, on the other hand, was starting to see the potential in Marc's vision. She suggested they focus on accessories instead of full outfits. They created scarves, hats, and even socks in the signature color. To their surprise, the accessories were a hit.
People loved the quirky, bold color in small doses. Marc and Donna's creations started gaining attention, and soon, they were receiving orders from all over the city. Their little workshop became a hub of activity, with Marc dreaming up new designs and Donna making sure they were wearable.
In the end, Marc Rocket and Donna Gonzalez proved that even the most outlandish ideas could succeed with a bit of perseverance, a lot of laughter, and a touch of mustardy magic. And so, the legend of NCS S 2030-Y70R in fashion was born, all thanks to an entrepreneur with a wild dream and a factory worker with a practical heart.
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