NCS S 3020-Y70R

NCS S 3020-Y70R is a standardized, moderately chromatic, and warm color that is mostly yellow with some red.

It can be described as a salmon or coral color.

NCS S 3020-Y70R means that this color has the following properties:

• 3020 indicates the blackness and chromaticness of the color, which are measured by the percentage of black in the color and saturation.
  In this case, 3020 means that the color has 30% blackness and 20% chromaticness.

• Y70R indicates the hue of the color, which is measured by the percentage of yellow and red.
  Y70R means that the color has 30% yellow and 70% red.

Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Amsterdam, where bicycles outnumbered people and canals crisscrossed like veins, there lived two unlikely heroes: Marc Jet, a car service worker with a knack for fixing anything with wheels, and Tommy Honey, an eccentric engineer with a passion for innovative designs. Their paths crossed one fateful day at a local café, where a spilled cup of coffee sparked a conversation that would change their lives forever.

Marc, with his grease-stained overalls and perpetual smile, was lamenting the dullness of his workshop. "It's all gray and black, Tommy. I need something to liven it up, something revolutionary!"

Tommy, always up for a challenge, leaned in with a twinkle in his eye. "Have you ever heard of NCS S 3020-Y70R?"

Marc blinked. "Is that some kind of new engine oil?"

Tommy laughed. "No, my friend. It's a color. A vibrant, playful yellow with a hint of red. It's perfect for bringing life to any space."

Intrigued, Marc agreed to let Tommy redesign his workshop using this mysterious color. The next day, Tommy arrived with buckets of NCS S 3020-Y70R paint and a mischievous grin. They spent hours painting, laughing, and occasionally getting into paint fights that left them both looking like abstract art pieces.

As the last stroke of paint dried, Marc stepped back to admire their handiwork. The once drab workshop was now a lively, energetic space that seemed to hum with creativity. The walls radiated warmth, and the yellow-red hue gave the room a sense of perpetual sunshine.

But the transformation didn't stop there. Tommy, ever the engineer, had a few more tricks up his sleeve. He installed motion-activated lights that changed color based on the time of day, creating a dynamic atmosphere that kept Marc and his customers in high spirits.

Word of the colorful workshop spread quickly, and soon people were flocking to Marc's car service not just for repairs, but to experience the vibrant space. Business boomed, and Marc found himself enjoying his work more than ever.

One day, a local journalist visited the workshop to write a feature on the "Color Revolution." As she interviewed Marc and Tommy, she couldn't help but notice the camaraderie between the two friends. "What's the secret to your success?" she asked.

Marc grinned. "It's all about finding the right color and the right partner in crime."

Tommy nodded. "And never being afraid to have a little fun along the way."

The article was published, and soon other businesses in Amsterdam were clamoring for their own splash of NCS S 3020-Y70R. Marc and Tommy became local celebrities, known for their innovative approach to design and their infectious enthusiasm.

Years later, as they sat in the now-famous workshop, sipping coffee and reminiscing about their adventures, Marc turned to Tommy with a smile. "Who would have thought a color could change our lives?"

Tommy chuckled. "It's not just the color, Marc. It's the spirit behind it. The willingness to embrace change, to take risks, and to find joy in the unexpected."

And so, the legend of Marc Jet and Tommy Honey, the pioneers of the Color Revolution, lived on. Their story became a testament to the power of creativity, friendship, and a little bit of paint.