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NCS S 2500-N
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#CECDCCRGB:
206, 205, 204CMYK:
0, 1, 2, 23HSL:
30°, 1%, 81%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pastel grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 428in RAL Classic:
RAL 7035in RAL Design:
RAL 000 80 00in RAL Effect:
RAL 110-6in NCS:
NCS S 1502-R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 2500-N?
NCS S 2500-N belongs to the category of S 2000 - S 2570, which are colors with low chromaticness and high lightness.
It means that the color has 25% blackness, 0% chromaticness, and 75% whiteness.
The NCS S 2500-N color can be represented in different color models, such as hexadecimal, RGB, CMYK and HSL.
Here are some of the color models for NCS S 2500-N:
It means that the color has 25% blackness, 0% chromaticness, and 75% whiteness.
The NCS S 2500-N color can be represented in different color models, such as hexadecimal, RGB, CMYK and HSL.
Here are some of the color models for NCS S 2500-N:
Hexadecimal: #CECDCC
RGB: 206, 205, 204
CMYK: C 0% M 1% Y 2% K 23%
HSL: H 30° S 1% L 81%
Example of the palette with the NCS S 2500-N color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 2500-N'
The Great Gray Revolution
Long time ago, in the bustling city of Chromatopolis, where colors ruled every aspect of life, two unlikely heroes were about to embark on a journey that would change the world of design forever. Dr. Calvin Steel, a meticulous scientist with a penchant for precision, and Professor Raj Honey, a flamboyant academic with a flair for the dramatic, were about to discover the power of the color "NCS S 2500-N."
Dr. Steel was known for his love of order and structure. His lab was a testament to his obsession with neatness, with every beaker and test tube perfectly aligned. He had spent years studying the science of colors, but his true passion lay in finding the perfect shade that could revolutionize design.
Professor Honey, on the other hand, was a whirlwind of creativity. His office was a chaotic explosion of sketches, paint splatters, and half-finished sculptures. He believed that art was meant to be wild and untamed, and he had a particular fondness for the unexpected.
One fateful day, Dr. Steel received a mysterious package. Inside was a single paint swatch labeled "NCS S 2500-N." Intrigued, he immediately began to analyze it. To his astonishment, he discovered that this seemingly ordinary gray had unique properties. It was the perfect neutral, capable of enhancing any color it was paired with.
Excited by his discovery, Dr. Steel rushed to share the news with Professor Honey. He burst into the professor's office, nearly tripping over a pile of canvases. "Raj, you won't believe what I've found!" he exclaimed, holding up the swatch.
Professor Honey looked up from his latest masterpiece, a sculpture made entirely of recycled soda cans. "Calvin, my dear friend, what could possibly be so exciting about a gray swatch?"
Dr. Steel explained the unique properties of "NCS S 2500-N," and as he spoke, Professor Honey's eyes began to sparkle with excitement. "This is it, Calvin! This is the color that will bring balance to the chaos of design!"
The two men immediately set to work, combining their talents to create a new trademark design that would showcase the power of "NCS S 2500-N." Dr. Steel's precision and Professor Honey's creativity blended perfectly, resulting in a design that was both orderly and dynamic.
Their new design quickly gained attention, and soon, the entire city of Chromatopolis was buzzing with excitement. Designers from all over the world flocked to see the revolutionary use of "NCS S 2500-N." The color became a symbol of harmony and innovation, and it wasn't long before it was being used in everything from fashion to architecture.
Dr. Steel and Professor Honey became overnight celebrities, hailed as the pioneers of the Great Gray Revolution. They were invited to speak at conferences, featured in magazines, and even had a statue erected in their honor in the city's central park.
Despite their newfound fame, the two friends remained humble. They continued to work together, always striving to push the boundaries of design. And every time they looked at the color "NCS S 2500-N," they were reminded of the day they discovered that even the simplest things could change the world.
And so, the story of Dr. Calvin Steel and Professor Raj Honey became a legend in Chromatopolis, a testament to the power of collaboration and the magic of a little gray swatch.
Dr. Steel was known for his love of order and structure. His lab was a testament to his obsession with neatness, with every beaker and test tube perfectly aligned. He had spent years studying the science of colors, but his true passion lay in finding the perfect shade that could revolutionize design.
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Professor Honey, on the other hand, was a whirlwind of creativity. His office was a chaotic explosion of sketches, paint splatters, and half-finished sculptures. He believed that art was meant to be wild and untamed, and he had a particular fondness for the unexpected.
One fateful day, Dr. Steel received a mysterious package. Inside was a single paint swatch labeled "NCS S 2500-N." Intrigued, he immediately began to analyze it. To his astonishment, he discovered that this seemingly ordinary gray had unique properties. It was the perfect neutral, capable of enhancing any color it was paired with.
Excited by his discovery, Dr. Steel rushed to share the news with Professor Honey. He burst into the professor's office, nearly tripping over a pile of canvases. "Raj, you won't believe what I've found!" he exclaimed, holding up the swatch.
Professor Honey looked up from his latest masterpiece, a sculpture made entirely of recycled soda cans. "Calvin, my dear friend, what could possibly be so exciting about a gray swatch?"
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0
Dr. Steel explained the unique properties of "NCS S 2500-N," and as he spoke, Professor Honey's eyes began to sparkle with excitement. "This is it, Calvin! This is the color that will bring balance to the chaos of design!"
The two men immediately set to work, combining their talents to create a new trademark design that would showcase the power of "NCS S 2500-N." Dr. Steel's precision and Professor Honey's creativity blended perfectly, resulting in a design that was both orderly and dynamic.
Their new design quickly gained attention, and soon, the entire city of Chromatopolis was buzzing with excitement. Designers from all over the world flocked to see the revolutionary use of "NCS S 2500-N." The color became a symbol of harmony and innovation, and it wasn't long before it was being used in everything from fashion to architecture.
Dr. Steel and Professor Honey became overnight celebrities, hailed as the pioneers of the Great Gray Revolution. They were invited to speak at conferences, featured in magazines, and even had a statue erected in their honor in the city's central park.
Despite their newfound fame, the two friends remained humble. They continued to work together, always striving to push the boundaries of design. And every time they looked at the color "NCS S 2500-N," they were reminded of the day they discovered that even the simplest things could change the world.
And so, the story of Dr. Calvin Steel and Professor Raj Honey became a legend in Chromatopolis, a testament to the power of collaboration and the magic of a little gray swatch.
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