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NCS S 6020-B30G
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#264F4FRGB:
38, 79, 79CMYK:
60, 0, 25, 70HSL:
180°, 52%, 31%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark slate grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 330in RAL Classic:
RAL 6028in RAL Design:
RAL 210 30 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 710-6in NCS:
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Example of the palette with the NCS S 6020-B30G 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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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 6020-B30G'
The Case of the Chromatic Conundrum
Far-far away, in the bustling metropolis of Technotropolis, where skyscrapers gleamed and neon lights flickered like electronic fireflies, two unlikely heroes were about to embark on an extraordinary adventure. Dr. Shivansh Smith, a whimsical color scientist with a penchant for eccentric ties, and Eva Korr, a brilliant yet slightly scatterbrained motion engineer known for her innovative, if somewhat chaotic, designs, were about to discover the magic of color in the most unexpected way.
One sunny morning, while sipping his breakfast tea, Dr. Smith received a mysterious letter. It was an invitation to the Annual Technotropolis Design Expo, where the prize for the most innovative use of color in motion design awaited. The letter had an intriguing stipulation: participants must utilize the enigmatic "NCS S 6020-B30G" color, known as Verdant Mystique. This was no ordinary shade; it was a hue that seemed to shimmer with secrets of its own.
Dr. Smith's eyes twinkled with excitement. Verdant Mystique had been the subject of his latest research, but he had never seen it used in motion design. To crack this conundrum, he would need the help of Eva Korr. So, with an energetic bounce, he headed to her workshop, where she was lost in a whirlwind of prototypes and doodles.
"Eva!" Dr. Smith exclaimed as he burst through the door. "We’ve got a challenge - a chance to showcase Verdant Mystique in a new light. Are you in?"
Eva looked up from a tangle of cables and blinking lights, her glasses askew. "Verdant Mystique? Isn’t that the color that makes you feel like you're swimming in a forest of cosmic jelly?"
"Precisely!" Dr. Smith replied with a grin. "I’ve done some preliminary research, and it turns out Verdant Mystique can create an illusion of motion that defies the ordinary."
Eva's eyes sparkled. "This sounds like a recipe for madness! Let’s do it!"
For days, they worked tirelessly. Eva designed an intricate motion sequence featuring swirling patterns, twirling ribbons, and morphing shapes, all enveloped in Verdant Mystique. Dr. Smith provided the scientific insights, ensuring that the color's elusive qualities were harnessed to their full potential.
The day of the Expo arrived, and Technotropolis was abuzz with anticipation. The grand hall was adorned with glistening displays, and a large stage awaited the presentations. Dr. Smith and Eva wheeled in their creation: a towering 3D holographic installation named "The Verdant Vortex."
As the lights dimmed, the hologram came to life. Verdant Mystique danced across the screen, creating a mesmerizing vortex of color. It was as if the very essence of the forest and the cosmos had merged into a swirling, moving tapestry. The color seemed to pulse with an inner rhythm, drawing the audience into its hypnotic flow. Patterns appeared to swirl and whirl, defying gravity and logic, transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary.
Gasps of wonder filled the room. The color’s unique properties created an illusion of movement that felt both fluid and boundless. The audience watched in awe as the Verdant Vortex seemed to breathe and shift with a life of its own. The installation was so captivating that even the most skeptical critics were left speechless.
At the end of the presentation, the judges deliberated. Finally, the announcement came: Dr. Smith and Eva had won the grand prize for their innovative use of Verdant Mystique in motion design. Their work was hailed as a groundbreaking example of how color could transcend traditional boundaries and create new dimensions of experience.
As they accepted their award, Eva nudged Dr. Smith playfully. "Well, Dr. Smith, looks like Verdant Mystique really did make magic happen!"
"Indeed, Eva," Dr. Smith chuckled. "It seems that color can be much more than a mere visual element. With a touch of creativity and a splash of imagination, it can turn even the simplest ideas into extraordinary experiences."
The crowd erupted into applause, and Dr. Smith and Eva basked in their triumph. They had not only won a prestigious award but also discovered a new frontier in the realm of design. And so, in the heart of Technotropolis, the Verdant Vortex became a symbol of the endless possibilities that awaited those who dared to dream beyond the ordinary.
And as for Dr. Shivansh Smith and Eva Korr? They continued their adventures, exploring new colors and concepts, always ready to turn the next challenge into a dazzling spectacle of innovation.
One sunny morning, while sipping his breakfast tea, Dr. Smith received a mysterious letter. It was an invitation to the Annual Technotropolis Design Expo, where the prize for the most innovative use of color in motion design awaited. The letter had an intriguing stipulation: participants must utilize the enigmatic "NCS S 6020-B30G" color, known as Verdant Mystique. This was no ordinary shade; it was a hue that seemed to shimmer with secrets of its own.
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Dr. Smith's eyes twinkled with excitement. Verdant Mystique had been the subject of his latest research, but he had never seen it used in motion design. To crack this conundrum, he would need the help of Eva Korr. So, with an energetic bounce, he headed to her workshop, where she was lost in a whirlwind of prototypes and doodles.
"Eva!" Dr. Smith exclaimed as he burst through the door. "We’ve got a challenge - a chance to showcase Verdant Mystique in a new light. Are you in?"
Eva looked up from a tangle of cables and blinking lights, her glasses askew. "Verdant Mystique? Isn’t that the color that makes you feel like you're swimming in a forest of cosmic jelly?"
"Precisely!" Dr. Smith replied with a grin. "I’ve done some preliminary research, and it turns out Verdant Mystique can create an illusion of motion that defies the ordinary."
Eva's eyes sparkled. "This sounds like a recipe for madness! Let’s do it!"
For days, they worked tirelessly. Eva designed an intricate motion sequence featuring swirling patterns, twirling ribbons, and morphing shapes, all enveloped in Verdant Mystique. Dr. Smith provided the scientific insights, ensuring that the color's elusive qualities were harnessed to their full potential.
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The day of the Expo arrived, and Technotropolis was abuzz with anticipation. The grand hall was adorned with glistening displays, and a large stage awaited the presentations. Dr. Smith and Eva wheeled in their creation: a towering 3D holographic installation named "The Verdant Vortex."
As the lights dimmed, the hologram came to life. Verdant Mystique danced across the screen, creating a mesmerizing vortex of color. It was as if the very essence of the forest and the cosmos had merged into a swirling, moving tapestry. The color seemed to pulse with an inner rhythm, drawing the audience into its hypnotic flow. Patterns appeared to swirl and whirl, defying gravity and logic, transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary.
Gasps of wonder filled the room. The color’s unique properties created an illusion of movement that felt both fluid and boundless. The audience watched in awe as the Verdant Vortex seemed to breathe and shift with a life of its own. The installation was so captivating that even the most skeptical critics were left speechless.
At the end of the presentation, the judges deliberated. Finally, the announcement came: Dr. Smith and Eva had won the grand prize for their innovative use of Verdant Mystique in motion design. Their work was hailed as a groundbreaking example of how color could transcend traditional boundaries and create new dimensions of experience.
As they accepted their award, Eva nudged Dr. Smith playfully. "Well, Dr. Smith, looks like Verdant Mystique really did make magic happen!"
"Indeed, Eva," Dr. Smith chuckled. "It seems that color can be much more than a mere visual element. With a touch of creativity and a splash of imagination, it can turn even the simplest ideas into extraordinary experiences."
The crowd erupted into applause, and Dr. Smith and Eva basked in their triumph. They had not only won a prestigious award but also discovered a new frontier in the realm of design. And so, in the heart of Technotropolis, the Verdant Vortex became a symbol of the endless possibilities that awaited those who dared to dream beyond the ordinary.
And as for Dr. Shivansh Smith and Eva Korr? They continued their adventures, exploring new colors and concepts, always ready to turn the next challenge into a dazzling spectacle of innovation.
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