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NCS S 4020-Y
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#907E47RGB:
144, 126, 71CMYK:
0, 15, 60, 47HSL:
45°, 51%, 56%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark tanin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7768in RAL Classic:
RAL 1036in RAL Design:
RAL 075 50 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 330-Min NCS:
NCS S 4020-Y10R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:12
What color is NCS S 4020-Y?
NCS S 4020-Y is a dark yellow color with a slight brownish hue.
It has a blackness of 40%, a chromaticness of 20%, and a hue of yellow.
To describe NCS S 4020-Y in other color models, here are some possible conversions:
It has a blackness of 40%, a chromaticness of 20%, and a hue of yellow.
To describe NCS S 4020-Y in other color models, here are some possible conversions:
CMYK: Cyan 0%, Magenta 15%, Yellow 60%, Key (black) 47%
RGB: 144, 126, 71
HEX: #907E47
Example of the palette with the NCS S 4020-Y 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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NCS (Natural Color System)
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 4020-Y'
The Curious Case of NCS S 4020-Y
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Chromatopolis, there lived a quirky student named Nexia Nova. Nexia was known for her eccentric fashion sense and her love for all things colorful. She was a student at the prestigious Chromatic University, where she studied under the renowned Professor Betsey Abloh, a genius in the field of color theory and design.
One sunny afternoon, Nexia was in the university's color lab, experimenting with various shades for her latest project. She stumbled upon a peculiar color code: NCS S 4020-Y. It was a shade of yellow that seemed to have a life of its own, glowing with an almost magical intensity. Intrigued, Nexia decided to show it to Professor Abloh.
"Nexia, what have you got there?" Professor Abloh asked, peering over her glasses.
"Professor, you won't believe this! I found this color, NCS S 4020-Y, and it's unlike anything I've ever seen!" Nexia exclaimed, holding up a swatch of the vibrant yellow.
Professor Abloh's eyes widened. "NCS S 4020-Y, you say? That's the legendary 'Sunshine Surprise'! It's said to have extraordinary properties, but no one has ever figured out how to use it effectively."
Determined to unlock the secrets of NCS S 4020-Y, Nexia and Professor Abloh embarked on a series of experiments. They painted walls, fabrics, and even food with the color, but nothing seemed to harness its full potential. That was until one fateful day when Nexia had a bizarre idea.
"Professor, what if we use NCS S 4020-Y in a trademark design for a new product?" Nexia suggested.
Professor Abloh raised an eyebrow. "A trademark design? For what kind of product?"
Nexia grinned mischievously. "For a line of invisible socks!"
"Invisible socks?" Professor Abloh echoed, bewildered.
"Yes! Think about it. Socks that are so comfortable and seamless, they feel invisible. And the trademark design will be a pair of bright yellow footprints, made with NCS S 4020-Y. It'll be the perfect blend of visibility and invisibility!" Nexia explained, her eyes sparkling with excitement.
Despite the absurdity of the idea, Professor Abloh couldn't help but be intrigued. They got to work, creating a logo featuring two glowing yellow footprints. To their astonishment, the NCS S 4020-Y color made the footprints appear to float off the surface, giving them a three-dimensional effect.
Word of the invisible socks and their magical trademark design spread like wildfire. People from all over Chromatopolis flocked to buy them, eager to experience the sensation of wearing invisible socks. The bright yellow footprints became a symbol of comfort and innovation, and the socks were an instant hit.
But the story didn't end there. The unusual application of NCS S 4020-Y caught the attention of the International Color Council, who invited Nexia and Professor Abloh to present their findings at the annual Color Conclave.
As they stood on the grand stage, Nexia couldn't help but feel a sense of pride. "Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the power of NCS S 4020-Y, the color that brought invisible socks to life!" she declared.
The audience erupted in applause, and Nexia and Professor Abloh became overnight celebrities in the world of color theory. Their discovery opened up new possibilities for the use of colors in design, and NCS S 4020-Y became a symbol of creativity and innovation.
And so, the curious case of NCS S 4020-Y and the invisible socks became a legend in Chromatopolis, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most ridiculous ideas can lead to the most extraordinary discoveries.
One sunny afternoon, Nexia was in the university's color lab, experimenting with various shades for her latest project. She stumbled upon a peculiar color code: NCS S 4020-Y. It was a shade of yellow that seemed to have a life of its own, glowing with an almost magical intensity. Intrigued, Nexia decided to show it to Professor Abloh.
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"Nexia, what have you got there?" Professor Abloh asked, peering over her glasses.
"Professor, you won't believe this! I found this color, NCS S 4020-Y, and it's unlike anything I've ever seen!" Nexia exclaimed, holding up a swatch of the vibrant yellow.
Professor Abloh's eyes widened. "NCS S 4020-Y, you say? That's the legendary 'Sunshine Surprise'! It's said to have extraordinary properties, but no one has ever figured out how to use it effectively."
Determined to unlock the secrets of NCS S 4020-Y, Nexia and Professor Abloh embarked on a series of experiments. They painted walls, fabrics, and even food with the color, but nothing seemed to harness its full potential. That was until one fateful day when Nexia had a bizarre idea.
"Professor, what if we use NCS S 4020-Y in a trademark design for a new product?" Nexia suggested.
Professor Abloh raised an eyebrow. "A trademark design? For what kind of product?"
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Nexia grinned mischievously. "For a line of invisible socks!"
"Invisible socks?" Professor Abloh echoed, bewildered.
"Yes! Think about it. Socks that are so comfortable and seamless, they feel invisible. And the trademark design will be a pair of bright yellow footprints, made with NCS S 4020-Y. It'll be the perfect blend of visibility and invisibility!" Nexia explained, her eyes sparkling with excitement.
Despite the absurdity of the idea, Professor Abloh couldn't help but be intrigued. They got to work, creating a logo featuring two glowing yellow footprints. To their astonishment, the NCS S 4020-Y color made the footprints appear to float off the surface, giving them a three-dimensional effect.
Word of the invisible socks and their magical trademark design spread like wildfire. People from all over Chromatopolis flocked to buy them, eager to experience the sensation of wearing invisible socks. The bright yellow footprints became a symbol of comfort and innovation, and the socks were an instant hit.
But the story didn't end there. The unusual application of NCS S 4020-Y caught the attention of the International Color Council, who invited Nexia and Professor Abloh to present their findings at the annual Color Conclave.
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As they stood on the grand stage, Nexia couldn't help but feel a sense of pride. "Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the power of NCS S 4020-Y, the color that brought invisible socks to life!" she declared.
The audience erupted in applause, and Nexia and Professor Abloh became overnight celebrities in the world of color theory. Their discovery opened up new possibilities for the use of colors in design, and NCS S 4020-Y became a symbol of creativity and innovation.
And so, the curious case of NCS S 4020-Y and the invisible socks became a legend in Chromatopolis, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most ridiculous ideas can lead to the most extraordinary discoveries.
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