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NCS S 2040-Y50R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#E48249RGB:
228, 130, 73CMYK:
0, 55, 70, 5HSL:
22°, 68%, 89%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Burnt Siennain PANTONE:
PANTONE 1645in RAL Classic:
RAL 2012in RAL Design:
RAL 050 60 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 390-1in NCS:
NCS S 2040-Y40R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 2040-Y50R?
NCS S 2040-Y50R has the following properties:
It is similar to the HEX color #E48249.
It belongs to the S category, which means it is a standardized color that can be reproduced with high accuracy.
This color has a chromaticness of 40%, which means it is a moderately saturated color.
NCS S 2040-Y50R has a hue of Y50R, which means it is a yellowish-red color.
It has a lightness of 89%, and a saturation of 68%.
It is similar to the HEX color #E48249.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2040-Y50R 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).
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2040-Y50R'
The Radiant Revolution: The Tale of NCS S 2040-Y50R
Far away, in the bustling city of Neo-Tokyo, where skyscrapers kissed the clouds and neon lights painted the night, a revolution in design was quietly brewing. At the heart of this transformation was a color, a hue so unique and captivating that it promised to redefine aesthetics: NCS S 2040-Y50R, a vibrant shade of red with a hint of yellow, evoking warmth and energy.
Dr. Karl Xiang, a renowned color theorist and psychologist, had long been fascinated by the psychological impact of colors. His research had led him to believe that NCS S 2040-Y50R could evoke feelings of passion, creativity, and optimism. However, despite his groundbreaking findings, the design world remained skeptical. That was until he met Sandy Black, the top model whose influence extended far beyond the runway.
Sandy Black was not just a model; she was a trendsetter, a muse for designers, and a voice for innovation. Her striking features and bold personality made her the perfect ambassador for new ideas. When she heard about Dr. Xiang's research, she was intrigued. She saw potential in the color that others had overlooked.
Their paths crossed at a design symposium where Dr. Xiang was presenting his findings. Sandy, captivated by his passion and the potential of NCS S 2040-Y50R, approached him after his talk. "Dr. Xiang," she said, her voice filled with determination, "I believe in your vision. Let's show the world what this color can do."
Together, they embarked on a journey to bring NCS S 2040-Y50R to the forefront of design. Sandy used her influence to collaborate with top designers, incorporating the color into fashion, architecture, and interior design. Dr. Xiang provided the scientific backing, explaining how the color could enhance mood and creativity.
Their first major project was a fashion show that would set the stage for the color's ascension. Sandy wore a stunning gown in NCS S 2040-Y50R, designed by a leading fashion house. The audience was mesmerized by the vibrant hue, which seemed to radiate energy and confidence. The show was a resounding success, and soon, the color was being hailed as the next big thing in fashion.
But their journey didn't stop there. Dr. Xiang and Sandy collaborated with architects to design buildings that incorporated NCS S 2040-Y50R in innovative ways. From accent walls to entire facades, the color brought a sense of warmth and vitality to urban spaces. Interior designers began using it to create inviting and dynamic environments, transforming homes and offices alike.
As the color gained popularity, Dr. Xiang's research received widespread recognition. Studies confirmed that NCS S 2040-Y50R could indeed boost creativity and improve mood, validating his theories. The design world embraced the color, and it became a symbol of innovation and progress.
Sandy's influence continued to grow, and she used her platform to advocate for the use of NCS S 2040-Y50R in sustainable design. She partnered with eco-friendly brands to create products that were not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible. The color became synonymous with a brighter, more sustainable future.
Years later, as Dr. Xiang looked out at the cityscape of Neo-Tokyo, he saw the impact of their work. Buildings, fashion, and public spaces were adorned with the vibrant hue of NCS S 2040-Y50R. It was a testament to the power of collaboration and the belief that a single color could change the world.
Sandy Black, now a legend in the design world, continued to inspire others with her bold choices and unwavering commitment to innovation. Together, she and Dr. Xiang had sparked a radiant revolution, proving that sometimes, all it takes is a touch of color to transform the world.
Dr. Karl Xiang, a renowned color theorist and psychologist, had long been fascinated by the psychological impact of colors. His research had led him to believe that NCS S 2040-Y50R could evoke feelings of passion, creativity, and optimism. However, despite his groundbreaking findings, the design world remained skeptical. That was until he met Sandy Black, the top model whose influence extended far beyond the runway.
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Sandy Black was not just a model; she was a trendsetter, a muse for designers, and a voice for innovation. Her striking features and bold personality made her the perfect ambassador for new ideas. When she heard about Dr. Xiang's research, she was intrigued. She saw potential in the color that others had overlooked.
Their paths crossed at a design symposium where Dr. Xiang was presenting his findings. Sandy, captivated by his passion and the potential of NCS S 2040-Y50R, approached him after his talk. "Dr. Xiang," she said, her voice filled with determination, "I believe in your vision. Let's show the world what this color can do."
Together, they embarked on a journey to bring NCS S 2040-Y50R to the forefront of design. Sandy used her influence to collaborate with top designers, incorporating the color into fashion, architecture, and interior design. Dr. Xiang provided the scientific backing, explaining how the color could enhance mood and creativity.
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0
Their first major project was a fashion show that would set the stage for the color's ascension. Sandy wore a stunning gown in NCS S 2040-Y50R, designed by a leading fashion house. The audience was mesmerized by the vibrant hue, which seemed to radiate energy and confidence. The show was a resounding success, and soon, the color was being hailed as the next big thing in fashion.
But their journey didn't stop there. Dr. Xiang and Sandy collaborated with architects to design buildings that incorporated NCS S 2040-Y50R in innovative ways. From accent walls to entire facades, the color brought a sense of warmth and vitality to urban spaces. Interior designers began using it to create inviting and dynamic environments, transforming homes and offices alike.
As the color gained popularity, Dr. Xiang's research received widespread recognition. Studies confirmed that NCS S 2040-Y50R could indeed boost creativity and improve mood, validating his theories. The design world embraced the color, and it became a symbol of innovation and progress.
Sandy's influence continued to grow, and she used her platform to advocate for the use of NCS S 2040-Y50R in sustainable design. She partnered with eco-friendly brands to create products that were not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible. The color became synonymous with a brighter, more sustainable future.
Years later, as Dr. Xiang looked out at the cityscape of Neo-Tokyo, he saw the impact of their work. Buildings, fashion, and public spaces were adorned with the vibrant hue of NCS S 2040-Y50R. It was a testament to the power of collaboration and the belief that a single color could change the world.
Sandy Black, now a legend in the design world, continued to inspire others with her bold choices and unwavering commitment to innovation. Together, she and Dr. Xiang had sparked a radiant revolution, proving that sometimes, all it takes is a touch of color to transform the world.
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