NCS S 3010-G30Y

NCS S 3010-G30Y is a color that has a hue of 70% green and 30% yellow, and a nuance of 30% blackness, 10% chromaticness, and 60% whiteness.

This color can be described as a muted, pale greenish-yellow, similar to the color of moss or sage.

It is can create a natural, calm, and harmonious atmosphere in interior or exterior design.

To visualize this color, you can use the RGB, CMYK, or HEX codes that are derived from the NCS code.

The RGB code is 163, 173, 145, which means the color is composed of 163 parts of red, 173 parts of green, and 145 parts of blue.

The CMYK code is 15, 0, 30, 32, which means NCS S 3010-G30Y is composed of 15% cyan, 0% magenta, 30% yellow, and 32% black.

In a far away place, in the sleepy town of Colorville, where even the sunsets seemed to have been painted by an artist with a limited palette, lived Karl Ford. A humble car service worker with a secret passion for design, Karl had a peculiar obsession with colors, especially one that most people would overlook - NCS S 3010-G30Y. To the untrained eye, it was just a drab olive-greenish hue, but to Karl, it was a color of endless possibilities, a revolution waiting to happen.

One sunny afternoon, as Karl was elbow-deep in the engine of an old sedan, the door to his garage flung open, and in walked Hubert Honey, the most famous top model in all of Colorville. Hubert was a walking masterpiece, known for his stunning good looks, impeccable style, and an uncanny ability to turn heads wherever he went. But today, Hubert looked different. He was dressed in a plain white jumpsuit, and his usually perfect hair was hidden under a cap. He looked around the garage, spotting Karl under the hood.

"Are you Karl Ford, the genius with colors?" Hubert asked, his voice dripping with charisma.

Karl looked up, smudges of oil on his face. "Depends on who's asking. But if you're looking for the guy who can fix your car, then yeah, that's me."

Hubert grinned, revealing teeth so white they could blind a man. "I hear you're the man who knows colors like no other. I have a proposition for you."

Karl wiped his hands on a rag and stood up. "I'm listening."

Hubert leaned in closer, lowering his voice as if sharing a state secret. "I need your help to change the fashion world. You see, I'm tired of the same old colors - reds, blues, blacks, all so... predictable. I want something different, something that no one has ever seen before. I want to introduce the world to NCS S 3010-G30Y."

Karl's eyes widened. "You want to use that color in fashion? But that's... genius!"

Hubert nodded. "Exactly. But it’s not just about clothes. I want it everywhere - cars, buildings, accessories. I want to create a world where NCS S 3010-G30Y is the new black."

Karl was taken aback. "But why me? I'm just a car guy."

Hubert chuckled. "That’s exactly why. You see colors differently. You see the beauty in something most people would ignore. And besides, who better to start a revolution than someone who's got oil on his hands and a head full of ideas?"

Karl couldn’t argue with that logic. They shook hands, sealing the deal. Thus began the unlikely partnership between Karl Ford, the car service worker, and Hubert Honey, the top model.

Their first project was a car - a sleek, futuristic model that Karl had been tinkering with for years. Hubert insisted it be painted in NCS S 3010-G30Y, and despite the skepticism of the townsfolk, they went ahead with it. When the car was unveiled, it was a sight to behold. The olive-green hue, under Karl’s meticulous touch, gleamed like a rare gem. People gasped, not sure whether to love it or hate it, but one thing was certain: they couldn't look away.

Next came the clothes. Hubert paraded down the runway in a tailored suit of NCS S 3010-G30Y, causing a stir in the fashion world. The color, once dismissed as dull, was now the talk of the town. Designers began incorporating it into their collections, and soon, NCS S 3010-G30Y was everywhere - on scarves, shoes, even on the nails of the trendiest celebrities.

But the duo didn't stop there. They painted buildings, cars, and even park benches in Colorville with their signature shade. The once sleepy town was transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity, attracting artists, designers, and curious visitors from all over the world. It was as if the entire town had come alive in shades of olive-green, creating an atmosphere that was both calming and invigorating.

Karl’s garage became the epicenter of this color revolution. People would come from far and wide to see the man who turned an overlooked hue into a global phenomenon. And while Karl still fixed cars, he was now also a consultant for designers, architects, and even makeup artists.

As for Hubert, he became the face of the NCS S 3010-G30Y movement. His once white jumpsuit was now a signature look, dyed in that iconic color. He strutted down runways, graced magazine covers, and even starred in a movie called "The Color of Revolution," which, of course, was all about their journey.

And so, Karl Ford and Hubert Honey, two men from completely different worlds, changed the course of design history. They proved that with a little creativity and a lot of passion, even the most overlooked color could spark a revolution.

In the end, Colorville was never the same, but no one seemed to mind. After all, they had become the coolest, funniest, and most stylish town around, all thanks to NCS S 3010-G30Y - the little color that could.