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NCS S 4502-G
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#808481RGB:
128, 132, 129CMYK:
5, 0, 8, 55HSL:
135°, 3%, 52%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Battleship Greyin PANTONE:
PANTONE 444in RAL Classic:
RAL 9023in RAL Design:
RAL 000 55 00in RAL Effect:
RAL 860-5in NCS:
NCS S 5500-N 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:08
What color is NCS S 4502-G?
NCS S 4502-G is a grayish green color with a hue of 135°, a saturation of 3%, and a lightness of 52%.
It has the following color values in different color models:
It has the following color values in different color models:
CMYK: C 5 M 0 Y 8 K 55
RGB: R 128 G 132 B 129
HEX: #808481
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 4502-G'
The Adventures of Ralph and Sandy: The Magic of NCS S 4502-G
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Artopolis, there lived an artist named Ralph Chen and a professor named Sandy McLeod. Ralph was known for his vibrant and imaginative paintings, while Sandy was a renowned professor of color theory at the local university. They were the best of friends, always exploring new ways to bring color and joy into the world.
One sunny morning, Ralph received a mysterious package at his studio. Inside was a single can of paint labeled "NCS S 4502-G." Intrigued, Ralph decided to call Sandy to share the discovery.
"Professor McLeod, you won't believe what I just found!" Ralph exclaimed over the phone.
Sandy, always curious, hurried over to Ralph's studio. As soon as she saw the can of paint, her eyes lit up. "Ralph, this is no ordinary color. NCS S 4502-G is a unique shade of green-gray, perfect for creating a sense of calm and sophistication. Let's see what we can do with it!"
Together, they decided to embark on a creative adventure, using NCS S 4502-G in various design projects around Artopolis. Their first stop was the local children's hospital, where they painted a mural in the playroom. The soothing green-gray background made the colorful characters in the mural pop, creating a magical and inviting space for the children.
Next, they visited a community center that was in desperate need of a makeover. Ralph and Sandy used NCS S 4502-G to paint the walls of the main hall. The color transformed the space, making it feel more open and welcoming. The community members were thrilled with the new look and couldn't stop praising the dynamic duo.
Word of their success spread quickly, and soon Ralph and Sandy were invited to redesign the city's central park. They used NCS S 4502-G to paint the benches, lamp posts, and even the playground equipment. The color blended beautifully with the natural surroundings, creating a harmonious and peaceful environment for everyone to enjoy.
One day, while taking a break from their work, Ralph and Sandy sat on a newly painted bench, admiring their handiwork. "You know, Sandy," Ralph said thoughtfully, "I never realized how versatile and impactful a single color could be."
Sandy smiled. "That's the magic of color theory, Ralph. NCS S 4502-G may seem simple, but when used thoughtfully, it can transform spaces and bring people together."
Their final project was the most ambitious yet: the Artopolis Museum of Modern Art. The museum's director had heard about their work and wanted them to create a new exhibit using NCS S 4502-G. Ralph and Sandy designed a series of interactive installations that showcased the color's versatility. Visitors could walk through rooms painted entirely in NCS S 4502-G, each one evoking a different mood and atmosphere.
The exhibit was a huge success, drawing visitors from all over the world. People marveled at how a single shade of green-gray could create such diverse and captivating experiences. Ralph and Sandy's work was celebrated, and they became local legends in Artopolis.
As they stood in the museum on the exhibit's opening night, Ralph turned to Sandy and said, "We've done something truly special here, haven't we?"
Sandy nodded, her eyes twinkling with pride. "Indeed we have, Ralph. NCS S 4502-G has shown us that with a little creativity and collaboration, we can make the world a more beautiful place."
And so, Ralph Chen and Professor Sandy McLeod continued their adventures, always finding new and exciting ways to use color to brighten the lives of those around them. The end.
One sunny morning, Ralph received a mysterious package at his studio. Inside was a single can of paint labeled "NCS S 4502-G." Intrigued, Ralph decided to call Sandy to share the discovery.
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"Professor McLeod, you won't believe what I just found!" Ralph exclaimed over the phone.
Sandy, always curious, hurried over to Ralph's studio. As soon as she saw the can of paint, her eyes lit up. "Ralph, this is no ordinary color. NCS S 4502-G is a unique shade of green-gray, perfect for creating a sense of calm and sophistication. Let's see what we can do with it!"
Together, they decided to embark on a creative adventure, using NCS S 4502-G in various design projects around Artopolis. Their first stop was the local children's hospital, where they painted a mural in the playroom. The soothing green-gray background made the colorful characters in the mural pop, creating a magical and inviting space for the children.
Next, they visited a community center that was in desperate need of a makeover. Ralph and Sandy used NCS S 4502-G to paint the walls of the main hall. The color transformed the space, making it feel more open and welcoming. The community members were thrilled with the new look and couldn't stop praising the dynamic duo.
Word of their success spread quickly, and soon Ralph and Sandy were invited to redesign the city's central park. They used NCS S 4502-G to paint the benches, lamp posts, and even the playground equipment. The color blended beautifully with the natural surroundings, creating a harmonious and peaceful environment for everyone to enjoy.
One day, while taking a break from their work, Ralph and Sandy sat on a newly painted bench, admiring their handiwork. "You know, Sandy," Ralph said thoughtfully, "I never realized how versatile and impactful a single color could be."
Sandy smiled. "That's the magic of color theory, Ralph. NCS S 4502-G may seem simple, but when used thoughtfully, it can transform spaces and bring people together."
Their final project was the most ambitious yet: the Artopolis Museum of Modern Art. The museum's director had heard about their work and wanted them to create a new exhibit using NCS S 4502-G. Ralph and Sandy designed a series of interactive installations that showcased the color's versatility. Visitors could walk through rooms painted entirely in NCS S 4502-G, each one evoking a different mood and atmosphere.
The exhibit was a huge success, drawing visitors from all over the world. People marveled at how a single shade of green-gray could create such diverse and captivating experiences. Ralph and Sandy's work was celebrated, and they became local legends in Artopolis.
As they stood in the museum on the exhibit's opening night, Ralph turned to Sandy and said, "We've done something truly special here, haven't we?"
Sandy nodded, her eyes twinkling with pride. "Indeed we have, Ralph. NCS S 4502-G has shown us that with a little creativity and collaboration, we can make the world a more beautiful place."
And so, Ralph Chen and Professor Sandy McLeod continued their adventures, always finding new and exciting ways to use color to brighten the lives of those around them. The end.
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