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NCS S 2040-G20Y
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#75C268RGB:
117, 194, 104CMYK:
58, 0, 68, 6HSL:
111°, 46%, 76%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Mantisin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2270in RAL Classic:
RAL 6021in RAL Design:
RAL 130 70 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 230-Min NCS:
NCS S 0570-G20Y 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is NCS S 2040-G20Y?
NCS S 2040-G20Y is a green hue with 20% yellow and 20% blackness.
This color has a RGB code of 117, 194, 104 and a HEX code of #75C268.
It is a fresh and natural green that can be used for various purposes, such as painting walls, designing logos, or creating art.
NCS S 2040-G20Y is similar to the color of some plants, such as mint leaves or ferns.
This color can evoke a sense of harmony, growth, and vitality.
This color has a RGB code of 117, 194, 104 and a HEX code of #75C268.
It is a fresh and natural green that can be used for various purposes, such as painting walls, designing logos, or creating art.
NCS S 2040-G20Y is similar to the color of some plants, such as mint leaves or ferns.
This color can evoke a sense of harmony, growth, and vitality.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2040-G20Y 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...
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RAL 7016
RAL 9005
RAL 2010
RAL 7001
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2040-G20Y'
The Color of Innovation
Long time ago, far away, in the heart of the bustling metropolis of Neo-City, an unprecedented hue was about to transform the world of industrial design. The story of NCS S 2040-G20Y - a vibrant, revolutionary shade of green - began with two unlikely heroes: Sonja Moon, a visionary entrepreneur, and Eva Honey, a dedicated delivery worker.
Sonja Moon, founder of the design firm Lumina, had always been a pioneer in the world of colors. Her latest creation, NCS S 2040-G20Y, was a bold step forward: a luminous green with a touch of yellow that seemed to defy the conventional limits of design. Sonja believed this color was not just an aesthetic choice but a symbol of innovation and sustainability.
The journey to bring NCS S 2040-G20Y to market was not easy. Despite its potential, Sonja faced skepticism from investors and designers alike. The hue was so new, so different, that it was met with resistance. Some saw it as too radical, others as impractical. But Sonja was undeterred. She knew that great ideas often faced the most criticism.
Meanwhile, Eva Honey worked tirelessly as a delivery worker for a logistics company. Her days were filled with navigating the labyrinthine streets of Neo-City, delivering packages to various businesses. Eva had no idea that her life was about to intersect with Sonja’s groundbreaking vision.
One rainy evening, Eva was assigned a special delivery to Lumina’s office. The package contained the first batch of NCS S 2040-G20Y paint samples, crucial for an upcoming design expo. As Eva carefully transported the box through the city, a sudden downpour caused her to seek shelter in a small, charming café. The café's walls were adorned with vibrant artworks, and the owner was curious about the unusual green hue peeking through Eva’s package.
Intrigued by the hue, the café owner asked Eva about it. With a smile, Eva explained the story of Sonja Moon and the ambitious project. The café owner was fascinated and decided to use the green in a new mural. This spontaneous decision proved fortuitous: the mural quickly became a local sensation, drawing crowds and sparking conversations about the unique color.
The buzz around the café mural caught Sonja’s attention. She realized that despite the challenges, NCS S 2040-G20Y was beginning to make waves in ways she hadn’t anticipated. Inspired by the café’s success, she reached out to Eva, expressing her gratitude and admiration.
Sonja and Eva met, and their partnership blossomed. Sonja’s firm provided color samples for Eva to distribute, and in turn, Eva’s grassroots delivery network helped spread the word about NCS S 2040-G20Y. Together, they hosted workshops and exhibitions, showcasing the color’s versatility and impact on various design fields.
The color’s popularity soared, becoming a symbol of modern innovation and sustainability. NCS S 2040-G20Y was featured in everything from architectural marvels to eco-friendly products. Sonja’s vision had come to life, and Eva’s unassuming delivery work had played a crucial role in the color’s success.
As Neo-City thrived in a new era of design, Sonja and Eva looked back on their journey with pride. They had turned a revolutionary color into a beacon of creativity and collaboration, demonstrating that even the smallest actions could spark monumental change.
And so, in a city that never slept, the legacy of NCS S 2040-G20Y lived on, a testament to the power of innovation, resilience, and the remarkable synergy between an entrepreneur and a delivery worker.
Sonja Moon, founder of the design firm Lumina, had always been a pioneer in the world of colors. Her latest creation, NCS S 2040-G20Y, was a bold step forward: a luminous green with a touch of yellow that seemed to defy the conventional limits of design. Sonja believed this color was not just an aesthetic choice but a symbol of innovation and sustainability.
The journey to bring NCS S 2040-G20Y to market was not easy. Despite its potential, Sonja faced skepticism from investors and designers alike. The hue was so new, so different, that it was met with resistance. Some saw it as too radical, others as impractical. But Sonja was undeterred. She knew that great ideas often faced the most criticism.
Meanwhile, Eva Honey worked tirelessly as a delivery worker for a logistics company. Her days were filled with navigating the labyrinthine streets of Neo-City, delivering packages to various businesses. Eva had no idea that her life was about to intersect with Sonja’s groundbreaking vision.
One rainy evening, Eva was assigned a special delivery to Lumina’s office. The package contained the first batch of NCS S 2040-G20Y paint samples, crucial for an upcoming design expo. As Eva carefully transported the box through the city, a sudden downpour caused her to seek shelter in a small, charming café. The café's walls were adorned with vibrant artworks, and the owner was curious about the unusual green hue peeking through Eva’s package.
Intrigued by the hue, the café owner asked Eva about it. With a smile, Eva explained the story of Sonja Moon and the ambitious project. The café owner was fascinated and decided to use the green in a new mural. This spontaneous decision proved fortuitous: the mural quickly became a local sensation, drawing crowds and sparking conversations about the unique color.
The buzz around the café mural caught Sonja’s attention. She realized that despite the challenges, NCS S 2040-G20Y was beginning to make waves in ways she hadn’t anticipated. Inspired by the café’s success, she reached out to Eva, expressing her gratitude and admiration.
Sonja and Eva met, and their partnership blossomed. Sonja’s firm provided color samples for Eva to distribute, and in turn, Eva’s grassroots delivery network helped spread the word about NCS S 2040-G20Y. Together, they hosted workshops and exhibitions, showcasing the color’s versatility and impact on various design fields.
The color’s popularity soared, becoming a symbol of modern innovation and sustainability. NCS S 2040-G20Y was featured in everything from architectural marvels to eco-friendly products. Sonja’s vision had come to life, and Eva’s unassuming delivery work had played a crucial role in the color’s success.
As Neo-City thrived in a new era of design, Sonja and Eva looked back on their journey with pride. They had turned a revolutionary color into a beacon of creativity and collaboration, demonstrating that even the smallest actions could spark monumental change.
And so, in a city that never slept, the legacy of NCS S 2040-G20Y lived on, a testament to the power of innovation, resilience, and the remarkable synergy between an entrepreneur and a delivery worker.
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