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NCS S 5040-G10Y
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#00541ERGB:
0, 84, 30CMYK:
90, 0, 97, 60HSL:
141°, 100%, 33%Closest colors:
in RGB:
UP Forest greenin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2427in RAL Classic:
RAL 6035in RAL Design:
RAL 160 30 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 750-4in NCS:
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 5040-G10Y'
The Day the Color Went Rogue
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, a peculiar color named NCS S 5040-G10Y - also known as "Lively Lemonade" - was about to make its mark in the most unexpected of ways.
Shivansh Powell, the meticulous car service worker at "Rev & Shine," had a reputation for perfection. His garage was pristine, and his tools were organized with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker. Yet, there was one thing Shivansh couldn’t stand: the bland, uninspiring gray color that adorned most of the cars that came through his shop.
Enter Scarlett Lantern, a factory worker at "GloTech," known for her vibrant personality and equally vibrant wardrobe. Scarlett was in charge of applying paint finishes and had recently come across a fresh batch of Lively Lemonade. The bright, cheerful hue was supposed to be used only for novelty items - bicycles, garden gnomes, and the occasional lunchbox. Scarlett, however, had a wild idea to introduce it to the automotive world.
One fateful Tuesday, Scarlett decided to test her daring idea. As she prepared a few gallons of Lively Lemonade, she accidentally spilled some paint on her overalls. Laughing at the bright splatter, she texted Shivansh, suggesting they collaborate on something "zesty and new."
Shivansh, intrigued but skeptical, agreed to meet Scarlett after work. When he arrived at GloTech, he was greeted by a canvas of chaos: paint splotches everywhere, but in every conceivable shade of Lively Lemonade.
"You want to paint cars with this?" Shivansh asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Exactly!" Scarlett replied enthusiastically. "It’s a bold choice, but imagine the reactions! Just think - customers’ faces when they see their once-generic sedans transformed into lemony wonders."
Reluctantly, Shivansh agreed to give it a try. They rolled a gleaming Lively Lemonade Cadillac out of the workshop, and Shivansh marveled at the transformation. The car seemed to radiate joy, and its presence turned heads in every street. Kids waved excitedly, dogs barked playfully, and even grumpy old Mr. Jenkins cracked a smile.
As days went by, the Lively Lemonade cars became the talk of the town. The city’s newspaper, The Chromaville Chronicle, ran a headline: "Lemonade on Wheels: The Citrus Revolution!" Shivansh and Scarlett were inundated with requests. Even celebrities began demanding their own Lively Lemonade rides.
One evening, as Shivansh and Scarlett shared a celebratory lemonade (the drink, not the paint), Shivansh chuckled, "Who knew that a color could change our lives so dramatically?"
Scarlett grinned. "It’s not just the color - it’s the fun and creativity we brought into the world. And I think this city needed a splash of something brighter."
As they clinked glasses, the city’s skyline shimmered with Lively Lemonade cars, each one a beacon of joy in the mundane gray of everyday life. And so, the color that was once confined to novelty items became a symbol of innovation and playful rebellion, thanks to the imaginative minds of Shivansh Powell and Scarlett Lantern.
In the end, Chromaville learned an important lesson: Sometimes, the brightest ideas come from the most unexpected places, and a splash of daring color can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
Shivansh Powell, the meticulous car service worker at "Rev & Shine," had a reputation for perfection. His garage was pristine, and his tools were organized with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker. Yet, there was one thing Shivansh couldn’t stand: the bland, uninspiring gray color that adorned most of the cars that came through his shop.
Enter Scarlett Lantern, a factory worker at "GloTech," known for her vibrant personality and equally vibrant wardrobe. Scarlett was in charge of applying paint finishes and had recently come across a fresh batch of Lively Lemonade. The bright, cheerful hue was supposed to be used only for novelty items - bicycles, garden gnomes, and the occasional lunchbox. Scarlett, however, had a wild idea to introduce it to the automotive world.
One fateful Tuesday, Scarlett decided to test her daring idea. As she prepared a few gallons of Lively Lemonade, she accidentally spilled some paint on her overalls. Laughing at the bright splatter, she texted Shivansh, suggesting they collaborate on something "zesty and new."
Shivansh, intrigued but skeptical, agreed to meet Scarlett after work. When he arrived at GloTech, he was greeted by a canvas of chaos: paint splotches everywhere, but in every conceivable shade of Lively Lemonade.
"You want to paint cars with this?" Shivansh asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Exactly!" Scarlett replied enthusiastically. "It’s a bold choice, but imagine the reactions! Just think - customers’ faces when they see their once-generic sedans transformed into lemony wonders."
Reluctantly, Shivansh agreed to give it a try. They rolled a gleaming Lively Lemonade Cadillac out of the workshop, and Shivansh marveled at the transformation. The car seemed to radiate joy, and its presence turned heads in every street. Kids waved excitedly, dogs barked playfully, and even grumpy old Mr. Jenkins cracked a smile.
As days went by, the Lively Lemonade cars became the talk of the town. The city’s newspaper, The Chromaville Chronicle, ran a headline: "Lemonade on Wheels: The Citrus Revolution!" Shivansh and Scarlett were inundated with requests. Even celebrities began demanding their own Lively Lemonade rides.
One evening, as Shivansh and Scarlett shared a celebratory lemonade (the drink, not the paint), Shivansh chuckled, "Who knew that a color could change our lives so dramatically?"
Scarlett grinned. "It’s not just the color - it’s the fun and creativity we brought into the world. And I think this city needed a splash of something brighter."
As they clinked glasses, the city’s skyline shimmered with Lively Lemonade cars, each one a beacon of joy in the mundane gray of everyday life. And so, the color that was once confined to novelty items became a symbol of innovation and playful rebellion, thanks to the imaginative minds of Shivansh Powell and Scarlett Lantern.
In the end, Chromaville learned an important lesson: Sometimes, the brightest ideas come from the most unexpected places, and a splash of daring color can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary.
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