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NCS S 5540-B10G
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#003A46RGB:
0, 58, 70CMYK:
100, 0, 20, 75HSL:
190°, 100%, 27%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Warm blackin PANTONE:
PANTONE 547in RAL Classic:
RAL 6004in RAL Design:
RAL 200 20 23in RAL Effect:
RAL 620-Min NCS:
NCS S 5540-B30G 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:08
What color is NCS S 5540-B10G?
NCS S 5540-B10G belongs to the category of S 5000 - S 5540, which means it has a blackness value of 55% and a chromaticness value of 40%.
The hue of this color is B 10 G, which means it is a blue-green color with 10% greenness and 90% blueness.
NCS S 5540-B10G color has an RGB code of 0, 58, 70, which means it has 0% red, 22.75% green and 27.45% blue.
The CMYK code of this color is 100, 0, 20, 75, which means it has 100% cyan, 0% magenta, 20% yellow and 75% black.
Its HEX code is #003A46, which is a shorthand notation for the RGB code.
The hue of this color is B 10 G, which means it is a blue-green color with 10% greenness and 90% blueness.
NCS S 5540-B10G color has an RGB code of 0, 58, 70, which means it has 0% red, 22.75% green and 27.45% blue.
The CMYK code of this color is 100, 0, 20, 75, which means it has 100% cyan, 0% magenta, 20% yellow and 75% black.
Its HEX code is #003A46, which is a shorthand notation for the RGB code.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 5540-B10G color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 5540-B10G'
The Birth of NCS S 5540-B10G: A Tale of Innovation
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling industrial city of Metropolia, where steel and glass kissed the sky and innovation was the lifeblood of progress, two unlikely heroes emerged: Sonja Steel, an audacious entrepreneur with a vision as bold as her name, and Igor Rodriguez, a factory worker with a talent for seeing the beauty in the mundane.
Sonja, a visionary in the world of industrial design, had a dream that seemed as elusive as a mirage in the desert: to create a color so unique that it would revolutionize the way people viewed their surroundings. Her ambition was not just to add a new hue to the palette but to redefine the boundaries of color in industrial design. She envisioned a shade that would evoke the elegance of twilight and the strength of steel - a color that would be as versatile as it was striking.
Igor, on the other hand, was a man of few words but profound insight. He worked tirelessly on the factory floor, surrounded by an orchestra of machines and the hum of industry. His knack for understanding materials and their interactions made him a standout among his peers. Despite the noise and grind of his daily tasks, Igor had an artistic soul that appreciated the subtle nuances of color and form.
The story began when Sonja approached the factory where Igor worked, seeking a partnership to bring her dream color to life. She needed someone who could help her translate her vision into reality - someone who understood both the science of color and the art of its application. Igor was recommended to her as the best craftsman in the factory, and so their collaboration began.
Sonja and Igor met in the factory’s dimly lit design lab, where samples of various pigments and coatings were laid out like treasures waiting to be discovered. Sonja described her vision with a fervor that ignited a spark in Igor’s eyes. "I want a color that embodies both the strength of steel and the mystery of the twilight sky. A color that feels both robust and serene."
Igor nodded thoughtfully, his mind already racing through the possibilities. He suggested starting with a base of deep, rich blues and blending in subtle greys and hints of green - elements that he believed could capture the essence Sonja was seeking. Over the next few weeks, they experimented with various formulations, mixing pigments with scientific precision and artistic intuition.
The process was arduous. There were moments when their prototypes fell short of Sonja’s vision, and Igor had to rethink his approach. But through trial and error, and with Sonja’s relentless encouragement, they discovered a breakthrough. The color that emerged was a stunning, enigmatic shade that neither fully belonged to the realm of blue nor grey. It was a color that seemed to change with the light, embodying the twilight’s depth and steel’s resilience.
They named it NCS S 5540-B10G - a code that would soon become synonymous with innovation and excellence in industrial design. The launch of this color was met with enthusiastic acclaim from the design community. It was praised for its versatility and unique ability to blend seamlessly into various environments, from high-tech machinery to contemporary office spaces.
The success of NCS S 5540-B10G didn’t just mark a milestone in color design; it forged a lasting partnership between Sonja and Igor. Their collaboration demonstrated that the blend of visionary ideas and practical expertise could yield extraordinary results. Sonja’s entrepreneurial spirit and Igor’s craftsmanship had together given birth to a color that would leave an indelible mark on the world of industrial design.
As the sun set over Metropolia, painting the city in hues reminiscent of their creation, Sonja and Igor looked out from the factory’s rooftop. They both knew that their journey was more than just about a color - it was about the power of dreams, the beauty of collaboration, and the endless possibilities that arise when passion meets expertise.
And so, the story of NCS S 5540-B10G became a legend in Metropolia, inspiring future generations to believe in the magic of their own creative partnerships and the wonders that can emerge from blending vision with skill.
Sonja, a visionary in the world of industrial design, had a dream that seemed as elusive as a mirage in the desert: to create a color so unique that it would revolutionize the way people viewed their surroundings. Her ambition was not just to add a new hue to the palette but to redefine the boundaries of color in industrial design. She envisioned a shade that would evoke the elegance of twilight and the strength of steel - a color that would be as versatile as it was striking.
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Igor, on the other hand, was a man of few words but profound insight. He worked tirelessly on the factory floor, surrounded by an orchestra of machines and the hum of industry. His knack for understanding materials and their interactions made him a standout among his peers. Despite the noise and grind of his daily tasks, Igor had an artistic soul that appreciated the subtle nuances of color and form.
The story began when Sonja approached the factory where Igor worked, seeking a partnership to bring her dream color to life. She needed someone who could help her translate her vision into reality - someone who understood both the science of color and the art of its application. Igor was recommended to her as the best craftsman in the factory, and so their collaboration began.
Sonja and Igor met in the factory’s dimly lit design lab, where samples of various pigments and coatings were laid out like treasures waiting to be discovered. Sonja described her vision with a fervor that ignited a spark in Igor’s eyes. "I want a color that embodies both the strength of steel and the mystery of the twilight sky. A color that feels both robust and serene."
Igor nodded thoughtfully, his mind already racing through the possibilities. He suggested starting with a base of deep, rich blues and blending in subtle greys and hints of green - elements that he believed could capture the essence Sonja was seeking. Over the next few weeks, they experimented with various formulations, mixing pigments with scientific precision and artistic intuition.
The process was arduous. There were moments when their prototypes fell short of Sonja’s vision, and Igor had to rethink his approach. But through trial and error, and with Sonja’s relentless encouragement, they discovered a breakthrough. The color that emerged was a stunning, enigmatic shade that neither fully belonged to the realm of blue nor grey. It was a color that seemed to change with the light, embodying the twilight’s depth and steel’s resilience.
They named it NCS S 5540-B10G - a code that would soon become synonymous with innovation and excellence in industrial design. The launch of this color was met with enthusiastic acclaim from the design community. It was praised for its versatility and unique ability to blend seamlessly into various environments, from high-tech machinery to contemporary office spaces.
The success of NCS S 5540-B10G didn’t just mark a milestone in color design; it forged a lasting partnership between Sonja and Igor. Their collaboration demonstrated that the blend of visionary ideas and practical expertise could yield extraordinary results. Sonja’s entrepreneurial spirit and Igor’s craftsmanship had together given birth to a color that would leave an indelible mark on the world of industrial design.
As the sun set over Metropolia, painting the city in hues reminiscent of their creation, Sonja and Igor looked out from the factory’s rooftop. They both knew that their journey was more than just about a color - it was about the power of dreams, the beauty of collaboration, and the endless possibilities that arise when passion meets expertise.
And so, the story of NCS S 5540-B10G became a legend in Metropolia, inspiring future generations to believe in the magic of their own creative partnerships and the wonders that can emerge from blending vision with skill.
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