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NCS S 3020-Y80R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#B17F72RGB:
177, 127, 114CMYK:
0, 40, 35, 30HSL:
12°, 36%, 69%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Light taupein PANTONE:
PANTONE 479in RAL Classic:
RAL 3012in RAL Design:
RAL 050 60 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 480-Min NCS:
NCS S 3020-Y70R 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 3020-Y80R?
NCS S 3020-Y80R means that the color has 30% blackness, 20% chromaticness, and a hue that is 20% yellow and 80% red.
NCS S 3020-Y80R is a medium dark, moderately saturated, reddish orange color.
In the RGB color model, it has 69.41% red, 49.8% green, and 44.71% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 12° (degrees), 36% saturation, and 69% lightness.
It has 0% cyan, 40% magenta, 35% yellow, and 30% black in the CMYK color model.
The color code for NCS S 3020-Y80R is #B17F72 in hexadecimal notation.
NCS S 3020-Y80R is a medium dark, moderately saturated, reddish orange color.
In the RGB color model, it has 69.41% red, 49.8% green, and 44.71% blue.
In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 12° (degrees), 36% saturation, and 69% lightness.
It has 0% cyan, 40% magenta, 35% yellow, and 30% black in the CMYK color model.
The color code for NCS S 3020-Y80R is #B17F72 in hexadecimal notation.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 3020-Y80R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 3020-Y80R'
The Rise of NCS S 3020-Y80R: A Tale of Innovation and Collaboration
Long time ago, far away, in the picturesque village of Verdant Valley, where the rolling hills met the azure sky, lived a humble farmer named Marc Chen. Marc was known for his vibrant fields of sunflowers and his innovative approach to farming. His fields were a canvas of colors, each season bringing a new palette to life. However, Marc had a secret passion that few knew about - motion design.
One day, while tending to his sunflowers, Marc received a letter from an old friend, Donatella Honey, an engineer renowned for her work in sustainable technology. Donatella had recently moved to the nearby city of Lumina to work on a groundbreaking project involving motion design and renewable energy. She invited Marc to visit her and see her latest work.
Intrigued, Marc decided to take a break from his farming duties and visit Donatella. Upon arriving in Lumina, he was amazed by the city's blend of nature and technology. Donatella greeted him warmly and took him to her lab, where she was working on a new project that aimed to revolutionize motion design using sustainable materials and innovative color schemes.
"Marc, I want to show you something special," Donatella said, leading him to a large screen displaying a mesmerizing animation. The colors danced and flowed seamlessly, creating a captivating visual experience. "This is the future of motion design, and I believe you can help me take it to the next level."
Marc was fascinated by the animation but noticed something unique about the color palette. "What is that striking color you're using?" he asked.
Donatella smiled. "Ah, you've noticed! It's called NCS S 3020-Y80R. It's a vibrant, warm hue that evokes a sense of energy and creativity. I've been experimenting with it, and I think it has the potential to become a staple in motion design."
Marc's eyes lit up. "I have an idea. What if we combine your technology with the natural beauty of my sunflower fields? We could create something truly unique."
Donatella loved the idea. They decided to collaborate, blending Marc's knowledge of natural colors with Donatella's expertise in engineering and motion design. They spent weeks working together, experimenting with different shades and patterns, and incorporating the NCS S 3020-Y80R color into their designs.
Their hard work paid off. They created a stunning animation that showcased the beauty of nature and the power of technology. The animation featured Marc's sunflower fields, brought to life with the vibrant NCS S 3020-Y80R color, seamlessly integrated into the motion design.
The animation was a hit. It was showcased at the Lumina Motion Design Festival, where it received rave reviews. Designers and engineers from around the world were inspired by the innovative use of NCS S 3020-Y80R and the collaboration between Marc and Donatella.
The success of their project marked the beginning of a new era in motion design. The NCS S 3020-Y80R color became a symbol of innovation and creativity, widely adopted by designers and engineers. Marc and Donatella continued to work together, pushing the boundaries of what was possible in motion design.
Their story became a legend in Verdant Valley and Lumina, a testament to the power of collaboration and the endless possibilities that arise when nature and technology come together. And so, the vibrant hue of NCS S 3020-Y80R continued to inspire and captivate, a beacon of creativity in the world of motion design.
One day, while tending to his sunflowers, Marc received a letter from an old friend, Donatella Honey, an engineer renowned for her work in sustainable technology. Donatella had recently moved to the nearby city of Lumina to work on a groundbreaking project involving motion design and renewable energy. She invited Marc to visit her and see her latest work.
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Intrigued, Marc decided to take a break from his farming duties and visit Donatella. Upon arriving in Lumina, he was amazed by the city's blend of nature and technology. Donatella greeted him warmly and took him to her lab, where she was working on a new project that aimed to revolutionize motion design using sustainable materials and innovative color schemes.
"Marc, I want to show you something special," Donatella said, leading him to a large screen displaying a mesmerizing animation. The colors danced and flowed seamlessly, creating a captivating visual experience. "This is the future of motion design, and I believe you can help me take it to the next level."
Marc was fascinated by the animation but noticed something unique about the color palette. "What is that striking color you're using?" he asked.
Donatella smiled. "Ah, you've noticed! It's called NCS S 3020-Y80R. It's a vibrant, warm hue that evokes a sense of energy and creativity. I've been experimenting with it, and I think it has the potential to become a staple in motion design."
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Marc's eyes lit up. "I have an idea. What if we combine your technology with the natural beauty of my sunflower fields? We could create something truly unique."
Donatella loved the idea. They decided to collaborate, blending Marc's knowledge of natural colors with Donatella's expertise in engineering and motion design. They spent weeks working together, experimenting with different shades and patterns, and incorporating the NCS S 3020-Y80R color into their designs.
Their hard work paid off. They created a stunning animation that showcased the beauty of nature and the power of technology. The animation featured Marc's sunflower fields, brought to life with the vibrant NCS S 3020-Y80R color, seamlessly integrated into the motion design.
The animation was a hit. It was showcased at the Lumina Motion Design Festival, where it received rave reviews. Designers and engineers from around the world were inspired by the innovative use of NCS S 3020-Y80R and the collaboration between Marc and Donatella.
The success of their project marked the beginning of a new era in motion design. The NCS S 3020-Y80R color became a symbol of innovation and creativity, widely adopted by designers and engineers. Marc and Donatella continued to work together, pushing the boundaries of what was possible in motion design.
Their story became a legend in Verdant Valley and Lumina, a testament to the power of collaboration and the endless possibilities that arise when nature and technology come together. And so, the vibrant hue of NCS S 3020-Y80R continued to inspire and captivate, a beacon of creativity in the world of motion design.
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