NCS S 4550-Y40R

NCS S 4550-Y40R means that this color has 45% blackness, 50% chromaticness, and a hue that is 40% yellow and 60% red.
It is a dark, saturated, and warm color.

To get a better idea of how this color looks like, you can use the following codes to display it on different devices and formats:

• CMYK: 0, 72, 100, 50

• RGB: 133, 48, 0

• HEX: #853000

• HSL: 22, 100, 52

Long time ago, in the bustling city of Amsterdam, where canals crisscrossed like a spider's web and bicycles outnumbered people, lived two extraordinary individuals: Dr. Karl Chen, a quirky color scientist, and Stella Rodriguez, a whimsical writer with a penchant for the peculiar.

One sunny morning, Dr. Chen burst into Stella's favorite café, "The Quirky Quill," waving a paint swatch like a madman. "Stella, you won't believe this!" he exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with excitement behind his thick glasses.

Stella, who was in the middle of writing a particularly dramatic scene involving a talking teapot, looked up with mild curiosity. "What is it this time, Karl? Another invisible ink discovery?"

"No, no! This is even better!" Karl plopped down across from her, nearly knocking over her cappuccino. "I've discovered the most revolutionary color in the NCS system: NCS S 4550-Y40R!"

Stella raised an eyebrow. "NCS S 4550-Y40R? Sounds like a robot's name."

Karl chuckled. "It's a vibrant, almost magical shade of red with a hint of yellow. It's like the color of a sunset mixed with a dash of mischief."

Intrigued, Stella leaned in. "And what makes it so special?"

Karl's grin widened. "It's not just any color. It has the power to make people laugh uncontrollably and feel an overwhelming sense of joy. Imagine the possibilities!"

Stella's eyes sparkled with mischief. "We have to test this out. Let's paint something with it and see what happens."

The duo decided to start small. They painted a bench in Vondelpark with the magical color. As soon as the paint dried, a couple sat down, and within seconds, they were laughing so hard they had tears streaming down their faces. Passersby couldn't help but join in, and soon, the entire park was filled with laughter.

Encouraged by their success, Karl and Stella decided to take it a step further. They painted the façade of a dreary office building in the heart of the city. The next day, the usually grumpy office workers arrived to find their building transformed into a beacon of joy. Meetings turned into impromptu comedy shows, and the once-dull office buzzed with creativity and laughter.

News of the miraculous color spread like wildfire. People from all over the world flocked to Amsterdam to experience the joy-inducing effects of NCS S 4550-Y40R. The city became a hub of happiness, with buildings, benches, and even bicycles painted in the magical hue.

But with great power comes great responsibility. One day, Karl and Stella received a mysterious letter. It was from the International Bureau of Color Regulation (IBCR), summoning them to a meeting.

At the IBCR headquarters, they were greeted by a stern-looking woman named Ms. Grey. "Dr. Chen, Ms. Rodriguez, your color has caused quite a stir. While we appreciate the joy it brings, we must ensure it is used responsibly."

Karl and Stella exchanged nervous glances. "We never intended any harm," Stella said. "We just wanted to spread happiness."

Ms. Grey's stern expression softened. "We understand. But we need to regulate its use to prevent any unintended consequences. Imagine if someone painted an entire city with it. The world might descend into chaos from too much laughter!"

Karl and Stella nodded in agreement. They promised to use the color wisely and to share its secret only with those who would use it for good.

And so, the magical color NCS S 4550-Y40R became a symbol of joy and creativity, used sparingly but with great impact. Dr. Karl Chen and Stella Rodriguez continued their adventures, always on the lookout for new ways to bring a little more color and laughter into the world.

And whenever someone in Amsterdam heard uncontrollable laughter echoing through the streets, they knew that somewhere, a touch of NCS S 4550-Y40R was at play.

Long time ago, in the bustling city of Amsterdam, where canals crisscrossed like a spider's web and bicycles outnumbered people, lived two extraordinary individuals: Dr. Karl Chen, a quirky color scientist, and Stella Rodriguez, a whimsical writer with a penchant for the peculiar.

One sunny morning, Dr. Chen burst into Stella's favorite café, "The Quirky Quill," waving a paint swatch like a madman. "Stella, you won't believe this!" he exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with excitement behind his thick glasses.

Stella, who was in the middle of writing a particularly dramatic scene involving a talking teapot, looked up with mild curiosity. "What is it this time, Karl? Another invisible ink discovery?"

"No, no! This is even better!" Karl plopped down across from her, nearly knocking over her cappuccino. "I've discovered the most revolutionary color in the NCS system: NCS S 4550-Y40R!"

Stella raised an eyebrow. "NCS S 4550-Y40R? Sounds like a robot's name."

Karl chuckled. "It's a vibrant, almost magical shade of red with a hint of yellow. It's like the color of a sunset mixed with a dash of mischief."

Intrigued, Stella leaned in. "And what makes it so special?"

Karl's grin widened. "It's not just any color. It has the power to make people laugh uncontrollably and feel an overwhelming sense of joy. Imagine the possibilities!"

Stella's eyes sparkled with mischief. "We have to test this out. Let's paint something with it and see what happens."

The duo decided to start small. They painted a bench in Vondelpark with the magical color. As soon as the paint dried, a couple sat down, and within seconds, they were laughing so hard they had tears streaming down their faces. Passersby couldn't help but join in, and soon, the entire park was filled with laughter.

Encouraged by their success, Karl and Stella decided to take it a step further. They painted the façade of a dreary office building in the heart of the city. The next day, the usually grumpy office workers arrived to find their building transformed into a beacon of joy. Meetings turned into impromptu comedy shows, and the once-dull office buzzed with creativity and laughter.

News of the miraculous color spread like wildfire. People from all over the world flocked to Amsterdam to experience the joy-inducing effects of NCS S 4550-Y40R. The city became a hub of happiness, with buildings, benches, and even bicycles painted in the magical hue.

But with great power comes great responsibility. One day, Karl and Stella received a mysterious letter. It was from the International Bureau of Color Regulation (IBCR), summoning them to a meeting.

At the IBCR headquarters, they were greeted by a stern-looking woman named Ms. Grey. "Dr. Chen, Ms. Rodriguez, your color has caused quite a stir. While we appreciate the joy it brings, we must ensure it is used responsibly."

Karl and Stella exchanged nervous glances. "We never intended any harm," Stella said. "We just wanted to spread happiness."

Ms. Grey's stern expression softened. "We understand. But we need to regulate its use to prevent any unintended consequences. Imagine if someone painted an entire city with it. The world might descend into chaos from too much laughter!"

Karl and Stella nodded in agreement. They promised to use the color wisely and to share its secret only with those who would use it for good.

And so, the magical color NCS S 4550-Y40R became a symbol of joy and creativity, used sparingly but with great impact. Dr. Karl Chen and Stella Rodriguez continued their adventures, always on the lookout for new ways to bring a little more color and laughter into the world.

And whenever someone in Amsterdam heard uncontrollable laughter echoing through the streets, they knew that somewhere, a touch of NCS S 4550-Y40R was at play.