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NCS S 4005-Y80R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#8D817CRGB:
141, 129, 124CMYK:
0, 15, 15, 50HSL:
18°, 12%, 55%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Cinereousin PANTONE:
PANTONE 409in RAL Classic:
RAL 7048in RAL Design:
RAL 010 50 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 830-Min NCS:
NCS S 4502-Y 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 4005-Y80R?
NCS S 4005-Y80R has the hue Y80R, which means that it is a yellowish-red color that is 80% towards red on the color wheel.
The nuance S 4005 means that it has 40% blackness and 5% chromaticness, which means that it is a very dark and dull color.
This color can be described as a shade of red-orange.
NCS S 4005-Y80R is a warm and earthy color that can create a cozy and natural atmosphere.
The RGB code of NCS S 4005-Y80R is R 141, 129, 124, which means that it is composed of 141 parts of red, 129 parts of green, and 124 parts of blue.
The CMYK code of this color is 0, 15, 15, 50, which means that it is composed of 0% cyan, 15% magenta, 15% yellow, and 50% black.
The HEX code of NCS S 4005-Y80R is #8D817C, which is a six-digit hexadecimal representation of the RGB code.
The nuance S 4005 means that it has 40% blackness and 5% chromaticness, which means that it is a very dark and dull color.
This color can be described as a shade of red-orange.
NCS S 4005-Y80R is a warm and earthy color that can create a cozy and natural atmosphere.
The RGB code of NCS S 4005-Y80R is R 141, 129, 124, which means that it is composed of 141 parts of red, 129 parts of green, and 124 parts of blue.
The CMYK code of this color is 0, 15, 15, 50, which means that it is composed of 0% cyan, 15% magenta, 15% yellow, and 50% black.
The HEX code of NCS S 4005-Y80R is #8D817C, which is a six-digit hexadecimal representation of the RGB code.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 4005-Y80R color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 4005-Y80R'
The Enigma of NCS S 4005-Y80R
Ralph Sirius, a diligent art student at the Amsterdam School of Arts, was known for his unconventional approach to painting. His latest obsession was a peculiar shade of color: NCS S 4005-Y80R. This color, a muted reddish hue with a hint of yellow, had captured his imagination. He believed it held a secret that could revolutionize the world of art.
One rainy afternoon, Ralph received a package from an online art supply store. The delivery worker, Leonardo White, handed it over with a smile. Leonardo was a friendly and curious man who often engaged in conversations with his customers. Noticing Ralph's excitement, he asked, "What's in the box, Ralph?"
"It's a special pigment," Ralph replied, his eyes gleaming with enthusiasm. "NCS S 4005-Y80R. I've been waiting for this."
Leonardo raised an eyebrow. "What's so special about this color?"
Ralph invited Leonardo inside and explained his theory. "This color has a unique property. When applied in a certain way, it can create an illusion of depth and movement. I've been experimenting with it for weeks, but I needed the pure pigment to test my hypothesis."
Intrigued, Leonardo decided to stay and watch Ralph work. Ralph mixed the pigment with various mediums, creating different shades and textures. As he painted, the color seemed to come alive, shifting and changing with the light. Leonardo was mesmerized.
"That's incredible," Leonardo said. "It looks like the painting is moving."
Ralph nodded. "That's the magic of NCS S 4005-Y80R. But I think there's more to it. I believe this color can interact with the viewer's emotions in a way no other color can."
Over the next few weeks, Ralph and Leonardo became unlikely partners. Leonardo, with his keen eye for detail, helped Ralph refine his technique. They experimented with different canvases, lighting, and even music to see how the color responded.
One evening, as they were working late, Ralph had a breakthrough. He discovered that by layering the color in a specific pattern, he could create a three-dimensional effect that seemed to reach out from the canvas. The painting appeared to pulse with energy, drawing the viewer in.
"This is it," Ralph exclaimed. "This is what I've been searching for."
Leonardo was equally excited. "We need to show this to the world."
They decided to organize an exhibition at the school. The night of the exhibition, the gallery was packed with students, professors, and art enthusiasts. As people walked through the gallery, they were captivated by Ralph's paintings. The NCS S 4005-Y80R color seemed to resonate with each person differently, evoking a range of emotions from joy to melancholy.
One painting, in particular, caught everyone's attention. It was a portrait of Leonardo, painted with such depth and realism that it seemed to come to life. The audience was in awe, and Ralph's work received rave reviews.
News of Ralph's discovery spread quickly, and soon he was invited to exhibit his work in galleries across Europe. Leonardo, who had become an integral part of Ralph's creative process, traveled with him, sharing their story and the magic of NCS S 4005-Y80R.
Their journey was filled with adventure and discovery, as they continued to explore the possibilities of this enigmatic color. Ralph's paintings became renowned for their emotional impact, and Leonardo's insights helped them push the boundaries of art.
In the end, Ralph and Leonardo proved that sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries come from the most unexpected places. Their partnership, born out of curiosity and a shared passion for art, changed the way people viewed color and its potential to connect with the human soul.
And so, the legend of NCS S 4005-Y80R lived on, inspiring artists and dreamers for generations to come.
One rainy afternoon, Ralph received a package from an online art supply store. The delivery worker, Leonardo White, handed it over with a smile. Leonardo was a friendly and curious man who often engaged in conversations with his customers. Noticing Ralph's excitement, he asked, "What's in the box, Ralph?"
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"It's a special pigment," Ralph replied, his eyes gleaming with enthusiasm. "NCS S 4005-Y80R. I've been waiting for this."
Leonardo raised an eyebrow. "What's so special about this color?"
Ralph invited Leonardo inside and explained his theory. "This color has a unique property. When applied in a certain way, it can create an illusion of depth and movement. I've been experimenting with it for weeks, but I needed the pure pigment to test my hypothesis."
Intrigued, Leonardo decided to stay and watch Ralph work. Ralph mixed the pigment with various mediums, creating different shades and textures. As he painted, the color seemed to come alive, shifting and changing with the light. Leonardo was mesmerized.
"That's incredible," Leonardo said. "It looks like the painting is moving."
Ralph nodded. "That's the magic of NCS S 4005-Y80R. But I think there's more to it. I believe this color can interact with the viewer's emotions in a way no other color can."
Over the next few weeks, Ralph and Leonardo became unlikely partners. Leonardo, with his keen eye for detail, helped Ralph refine his technique. They experimented with different canvases, lighting, and even music to see how the color responded.
One evening, as they were working late, Ralph had a breakthrough. He discovered that by layering the color in a specific pattern, he could create a three-dimensional effect that seemed to reach out from the canvas. The painting appeared to pulse with energy, drawing the viewer in.
"This is it," Ralph exclaimed. "This is what I've been searching for."
Leonardo was equally excited. "We need to show this to the world."
They decided to organize an exhibition at the school. The night of the exhibition, the gallery was packed with students, professors, and art enthusiasts. As people walked through the gallery, they were captivated by Ralph's paintings. The NCS S 4005-Y80R color seemed to resonate with each person differently, evoking a range of emotions from joy to melancholy.
One painting, in particular, caught everyone's attention. It was a portrait of Leonardo, painted with such depth and realism that it seemed to come to life. The audience was in awe, and Ralph's work received rave reviews.
News of Ralph's discovery spread quickly, and soon he was invited to exhibit his work in galleries across Europe. Leonardo, who had become an integral part of Ralph's creative process, traveled with him, sharing their story and the magic of NCS S 4005-Y80R.
Their journey was filled with adventure and discovery, as they continued to explore the possibilities of this enigmatic color. Ralph's paintings became renowned for their emotional impact, and Leonardo's insights helped them push the boundaries of art.
In the end, Ralph and Leonardo proved that sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries come from the most unexpected places. Their partnership, born out of curiosity and a shared passion for art, changed the way people viewed color and its potential to connect with the human soul.
And so, the legend of NCS S 4005-Y80R lived on, inspiring artists and dreamers for generations to come.
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