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NCS S 2060-R10B
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#B82750RGB:
184, 39, 80CMYK:
0, 90, 37, 20HSL:
343°, 79%, 72%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Bright maroonin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7426in RAL Classic:
RAL 3027in RAL Design:
RAL 010 40 53in RAL Effect:
RAL 470-5in NCS:
NCS S 2060-R20BWhat color is NCS S 2060-R10B? The Adventures of Adam Ming and Professor Frost: The Magic of NCS S 2060-R10B
2024-08-30 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 2060-R10B?
NCS S 2060-R10B means that this color has 20% blackness, 60% chromaticness, and a hue that is close to red with a slight nuance of blue.
The RGB code of NCS S 2060-R10B is (184, 39, 80).
The color impression of NCS S 2060-R10B is a dark pink or magenta shade.
NCS S 2060-R10B can be used for various purposes, such as painting, design, or decoration.
The RGB code of NCS S 2060-R10B is (184, 39, 80).
The color impression of NCS S 2060-R10B is a dark pink or magenta shade.
NCS S 2060-R10B can be used for various purposes, such as painting, design, or decoration.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2060-R10B 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 3002
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RAL 9016
RAL 3014
RAL 7038
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2060-R10B'
The Adventures of Adam Ming and Professor Frost: The Magic of NCS S 2060-R10B
Once upon a time in the quaint village of Chromaville, there lived a farmer named Adam Ming. Adam was not your ordinary farmer; he had a peculiar passion for colors. His fields were a vibrant tapestry of hues, each crop meticulously arranged to create a living rainbow. But there was one color that eluded him, a color so unique and captivating that it was said to hold magical properties in the world of polygraphy: NCS S 2060-R10B.
One sunny morning, as Adam was tending to his kaleidoscopic crops, he received a letter from the renowned Professor Jessica Frost. Professor Frost was a brilliant scientist and an expert in the field of polygraphy. She had heard of Adam's colorful fields and wanted to collaborate on a special project involving the elusive NCS S 2060-R10B.
Excited by the prospect, Adam invited Professor Frost to his farm. When she arrived, she was greeted by a sight that took her breath away. The fields were a riot of colors, each more vibrant than the last. But Professor Frost's eyes were fixed on the task at hand.
"Adam," she said, "we need to find a way to incorporate NCS S 2060-R10B into our polygraphy project. This color is known for its ability to make printed materials come to life, but it's incredibly rare and difficult to work with."
Adam, always up for a challenge, agreed. They decided to start their quest by visiting the local color alchemist, Old Man Hue. Old Man Hue was a legend in Chromaville, known for his ability to create any color imaginable. When they arrived at his workshop, they found him mixing potions and powders, surrounded by jars of every color under the sun.
"Ah, Adam and Professor Frost! What brings you to my humble abode?" Old Man Hue asked with a twinkle in his eye.
"We're on a quest to find NCS S 2060-R10B," Adam explained. "We need it for a special polygraphy project."
Old Man Hue stroked his beard thoughtfully. "NCS S 2060-R10B, you say? That's a tricky one. But I think I might have just the thing."
He rummaged through his shelves and pulled out a small vial filled with a shimmering, deep blue liquid. "This is the essence of NCS S 2060-R10B. It's incredibly potent, so use it sparingly."
With the vial in hand, Adam and Professor Frost returned to the farm. They set up a makeshift laboratory in Adam's barn and began experimenting with the color. They mixed it with various inks and papers, trying to find the perfect combination.
After several failed attempts, they finally struck gold. The NCS S 2060-R10B ink, when combined with a special type of paper made from Adam's rainbow crops, produced prints that seemed to leap off the page. The colors were so vivid and lifelike that it felt as if the images were real.
Word of their success spread quickly, and soon people from all over Chromaville were flocking to Adam's farm to see the magical prints. The local newspaper even ran a story about their discovery, calling it "The Miracle of NCS S 2060-R10B."
But the real magic happened when Adam and Professor Frost decided to use their newfound color for a special project. They created a series of educational posters for the village school, each one featuring a different aspect of Chromaville's history and culture. The posters were so engaging and beautiful that the children couldn't take their eyes off them.
One day, as Adam and Professor Frost were admiring their work, a little girl approached them. She looked up at them with wide, curious eyes and said, "Thank you for making learning so much fun!"
Adam and Professor Frost exchanged a smile. They had set out to find a rare color, but they had discovered something even more valuable: the joy of sharing their passion with others.
And so, the legend of Adam Ming and Professor Jessica Frost grew, and the magic of NCS S 2060-R10B continued to inspire and delight the people of Chromaville for generations to come.
One sunny morning, as Adam was tending to his kaleidoscopic crops, he received a letter from the renowned Professor Jessica Frost. Professor Frost was a brilliant scientist and an expert in the field of polygraphy. She had heard of Adam's colorful fields and wanted to collaborate on a special project involving the elusive NCS S 2060-R10B.
Excited by the prospect, Adam invited Professor Frost to his farm. When she arrived, she was greeted by a sight that took her breath away. The fields were a riot of colors, each more vibrant than the last. But Professor Frost's eyes were fixed on the task at hand.
"Adam," she said, "we need to find a way to incorporate NCS S 2060-R10B into our polygraphy project. This color is known for its ability to make printed materials come to life, but it's incredibly rare and difficult to work with."
Adam, always up for a challenge, agreed. They decided to start their quest by visiting the local color alchemist, Old Man Hue. Old Man Hue was a legend in Chromaville, known for his ability to create any color imaginable. When they arrived at his workshop, they found him mixing potions and powders, surrounded by jars of every color under the sun.
"Ah, Adam and Professor Frost! What brings you to my humble abode?" Old Man Hue asked with a twinkle in his eye.
"We're on a quest to find NCS S 2060-R10B," Adam explained. "We need it for a special polygraphy project."
Old Man Hue stroked his beard thoughtfully. "NCS S 2060-R10B, you say? That's a tricky one. But I think I might have just the thing."
He rummaged through his shelves and pulled out a small vial filled with a shimmering, deep blue liquid. "This is the essence of NCS S 2060-R10B. It's incredibly potent, so use it sparingly."
With the vial in hand, Adam and Professor Frost returned to the farm. They set up a makeshift laboratory in Adam's barn and began experimenting with the color. They mixed it with various inks and papers, trying to find the perfect combination.
After several failed attempts, they finally struck gold. The NCS S 2060-R10B ink, when combined with a special type of paper made from Adam's rainbow crops, produced prints that seemed to leap off the page. The colors were so vivid and lifelike that it felt as if the images were real.
Word of their success spread quickly, and soon people from all over Chromaville were flocking to Adam's farm to see the magical prints. The local newspaper even ran a story about their discovery, calling it "The Miracle of NCS S 2060-R10B."
But the real magic happened when Adam and Professor Frost decided to use their newfound color for a special project. They created a series of educational posters for the village school, each one featuring a different aspect of Chromaville's history and culture. The posters were so engaging and beautiful that the children couldn't take their eyes off them.
One day, as Adam and Professor Frost were admiring their work, a little girl approached them. She looked up at them with wide, curious eyes and said, "Thank you for making learning so much fun!"
Adam and Professor Frost exchanged a smile. They had set out to find a rare color, but they had discovered something even more valuable: the joy of sharing their passion with others.
And so, the legend of Adam Ming and Professor Jessica Frost grew, and the magic of NCS S 2060-R10B continued to inspire and delight the people of Chromaville for generations to come.
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