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NCS S 3502-Y
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#9A9B92RGB:
154, 155, 146CMYK:
0, 0, 11, 46HSL:
67°, 6%, 61%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Gray-Tea Greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7538in RAL Classic:
RAL 7036in RAL Design:
RAL 040 60 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 120-Min NCS:
NCS S 3005-G20Y 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 3502-Y?
NCS S 3502-Y is a neutral gray color with a slight yellowish hue.
It has the following color values:
It is a subtle and elegant color that can create a calming and harmonious atmosphere.
It has the following color values:
CMYK: C 0% M 0% Y 11% K 46%
RGB: R 154 G 155 B 146
HEX: #9A9B92
It is a subtle and elegant color that can create a calming and harmonious atmosphere.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 3502-Y color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 3502-Y'
The Curious Case of NCS S 3502-Y
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Chromatown, there was a peculiar university known for its eccentric approach to design. Among its many quirky departments, the Colorology Department stood out the most. Here, colors were not just hues but living entities with personalities and stories of their own.
Rohan Ervin, a bright-eyed student with a penchant for the unusual, had just enrolled in the university. His curiosity was piqued by a course titled "The Mysteries of NCS S 3502-Y." Little did he know, this course would lead him on an adventure unlike any other.
The course was taught by the enigmatic Professor Sandy Gonzalez, a woman known for her wild theories and even wilder hair. Her office was a kaleidoscope of colors, with walls painted in every shade imaginable. But the centerpiece was a single, unassuming swatch of NCS S 3502-Y, a color that seemed to defy description. It was neither yellow nor gray, but something in between, like a chameleon caught in a moment of indecision.
"Welcome, Rohan," Professor Gonzalez greeted him on the first day of class. "Today, we embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of NCS S 3502-Y. Are you ready?"
Rohan nodded eagerly, though he had no idea what to expect.
Their first task was to observe the color in different environments. They took the swatch to the park, the library, and even the local bakery. Strangely, the color seemed to change slightly in each setting. In the park, it appeared more yellow, blending with the sunlight and flowers. In the library, it took on a grayer tone, matching the old books and dusty shelves. At the bakery, it seemed to absorb the warmth of the freshly baked bread, becoming a cozy, inviting hue.
"Fascinating," Professor Gonzalez muttered, scribbling notes furiously. "This color is a true chameleon. But why?"
Their next experiment involved asking people what they thought of the color. They approached strangers on the street, showing them the swatch and recording their reactions. The responses were as varied as the people themselves. Some found it calming, others unsettling. One elderly man insisted it reminded him of his grandmother's kitchen, while a young child declared it looked like the color of a dragon's belly.
As the days turned into weeks, Rohan and Professor Gonzalez delved deeper into the mystery. They discovered that NCS S 3502-Y had a peculiar effect on people's moods. In one experiment, they painted a room entirely in the color and observed how people behaved inside. Some became more talkative, others introspective. One student even claimed to have had a profound epiphany about the meaning of life while sitting in the room.
One evening, as they were poring over their notes, Professor Gonzalez had a sudden realization. "Rohan, what if this color isn't just a color? What if it's a portal?"
"A portal to what?" Rohan asked, intrigued.
"To another dimension," she replied, her eyes gleaming with excitement. "A dimension where colors have consciousness and can influence our world."
Determined to test her theory, they decided to conduct one final experiment. They painted a large canvas with NCS S 3502-Y and placed it in the center of the room. Then, they sat in front of it, meditating on the color.
At first, nothing happened. But then, slowly, the room began to change. The walls seemed to dissolve, and they found themselves in a strange, vibrant landscape where colors floated like clouds and danced like fireflies. They were surrounded by hues they had never seen before, each with its own unique personality.
"Welcome to the Colorverse," a deep, resonant voice said. They turned to see a figure made entirely of shifting colors. "I am Chroma, the guardian of this realm. You have unlocked the secret of NCS S 3502-Y, the gateway to our world."
Rohan and Professor Gonzalez spent what felt like hours exploring the Colorverse, learning about the intricate relationships between colors and their impact on the human world. When they finally returned to their own dimension, they were forever changed.
Back in Chromatown, they shared their discoveries with the world. The story of NCS S 3502-Y became legendary, inspiring artists, designers, and scientists alike. And Rohan and Professor Gonzalez continued their adventures, always seeking to uncover the hidden mysteries of the colors around them.
And so, the curious case of NCS S 3502-Y became a testament to the power of curiosity, imagination, and the endless possibilities that lie just beyond the spectrum of our perception.
Rohan Ervin, a bright-eyed student with a penchant for the unusual, had just enrolled in the university. His curiosity was piqued by a course titled "The Mysteries of NCS S 3502-Y." Little did he know, this course would lead him on an adventure unlike any other.
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The course was taught by the enigmatic Professor Sandy Gonzalez, a woman known for her wild theories and even wilder hair. Her office was a kaleidoscope of colors, with walls painted in every shade imaginable. But the centerpiece was a single, unassuming swatch of NCS S 3502-Y, a color that seemed to defy description. It was neither yellow nor gray, but something in between, like a chameleon caught in a moment of indecision.
"Welcome, Rohan," Professor Gonzalez greeted him on the first day of class. "Today, we embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of NCS S 3502-Y. Are you ready?"
Rohan nodded eagerly, though he had no idea what to expect.
Their first task was to observe the color in different environments. They took the swatch to the park, the library, and even the local bakery. Strangely, the color seemed to change slightly in each setting. In the park, it appeared more yellow, blending with the sunlight and flowers. In the library, it took on a grayer tone, matching the old books and dusty shelves. At the bakery, it seemed to absorb the warmth of the freshly baked bread, becoming a cozy, inviting hue.
"Fascinating," Professor Gonzalez muttered, scribbling notes furiously. "This color is a true chameleon. But why?"
Their next experiment involved asking people what they thought of the color. They approached strangers on the street, showing them the swatch and recording their reactions. The responses were as varied as the people themselves. Some found it calming, others unsettling. One elderly man insisted it reminded him of his grandmother's kitchen, while a young child declared it looked like the color of a dragon's belly.
As the days turned into weeks, Rohan and Professor Gonzalez delved deeper into the mystery. They discovered that NCS S 3502-Y had a peculiar effect on people's moods. In one experiment, they painted a room entirely in the color and observed how people behaved inside. Some became more talkative, others introspective. One student even claimed to have had a profound epiphany about the meaning of life while sitting in the room.
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One evening, as they were poring over their notes, Professor Gonzalez had a sudden realization. "Rohan, what if this color isn't just a color? What if it's a portal?"
"A portal to what?" Rohan asked, intrigued.
"To another dimension," she replied, her eyes gleaming with excitement. "A dimension where colors have consciousness and can influence our world."
Determined to test her theory, they decided to conduct one final experiment. They painted a large canvas with NCS S 3502-Y and placed it in the center of the room. Then, they sat in front of it, meditating on the color.
At first, nothing happened. But then, slowly, the room began to change. The walls seemed to dissolve, and they found themselves in a strange, vibrant landscape where colors floated like clouds and danced like fireflies. They were surrounded by hues they had never seen before, each with its own unique personality.
"Welcome to the Colorverse," a deep, resonant voice said. They turned to see a figure made entirely of shifting colors. "I am Chroma, the guardian of this realm. You have unlocked the secret of NCS S 3502-Y, the gateway to our world."
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Rohan and Professor Gonzalez spent what felt like hours exploring the Colorverse, learning about the intricate relationships between colors and their impact on the human world. When they finally returned to their own dimension, they were forever changed.
Back in Chromatown, they shared their discoveries with the world. The story of NCS S 3502-Y became legendary, inspiring artists, designers, and scientists alike. And Rohan and Professor Gonzalez continued their adventures, always seeking to uncover the hidden mysteries of the colors around them.
And so, the curious case of NCS S 3502-Y became a testament to the power of curiosity, imagination, and the endless possibilities that lie just beyond the spectrum of our perception.
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