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NCS S 6020-Y60R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#6F381FRGB:
111, 56, 31CMYK:
0, 60, 70, 60HSL:
19°, 72%, 44%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Sepiain PANTONE:
PANTONE 168in RAL Classic:
RAL 3009in RAL Design:
RAL 050 30 36in RAL Effect:
RAL 350-5in NCS:
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What color is NCS S 6020-Y60R?
NCS S 6020-Y60R is a color code from the NCS Colour System, which is a logical color notation system that describes how humans perceive colors.
NCS stands for Natural Colour System and it is based on six elementary colors: white, black, yellow, red, blue, and green.
The code S 6020-Y60R means that the color is a shade with 60% blackness and a hue that is yellow with 60% red.
NCS S 6020-Y60R
A shade of brown with hints of red
Like the earthy clay or autumn leaves
A warm and cozy color to behold
NCS S 6020-Y60R
NCS stands for Natural Colour System and it is based on six elementary colors: white, black, yellow, red, blue, and green.
The code S 6020-Y60R means that the color is a shade with 60% blackness and a hue that is yellow with 60% red.
NCS S 6020-Y60R
A shade of brown with hints of red
Like the earthy clay or autumn leaves
A warm and cozy color to behold
NCS S 6020-Y60R
Example of the palette with the NCS S 6020-Y60R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 6020-Y60R'
The Colorful Revolution of Karl Rocket and Jessica Phoenix
Far away, in the bustling city of Chromatown, where every building was a canvas and every street a palette, lived an eccentric artist named Karl Rocket. Karl was known for his wild imagination and his ability to turn the mundane into the extraordinary. His latest obsession was a color that had recently taken the design world by storm: NCS S 6020-Y60R, a vibrant and fiery hue that seemed to pulse with energy.
One day, while Karl was experimenting with this color in his studio, he received an unexpected visitor. Jessica Phoenix, a factory worker from the local paint manufacturing plant, had come to see him. Jessica was no ordinary factory worker; she had a keen eye for detail and a passion for innovation. She had heard about Karl's fascination with NCS S 6020-Y60R and had an idea that she believed could revolutionize the way the color was used.
"Karl," Jessica began, her eyes sparkling with excitement, "I have a crazy idea. What if we could make this color not just a visual experience, but a sensory one? Imagine if people could feel the warmth and energy of NCS S 6020-Y60R just by touching it!"
Karl's eyes widened with intrigue. "Jessica, that's brilliant! But how do we make it happen?"
Jessica pulled out a small vial from her bag. "This is a special thermochromic pigment I've been working on. When mixed with NCS S 6020-Y60R, it reacts to touch and changes temperature. We could create interactive art installations that respond to people's touch, making the color come alive!"
The two of them spent the next few weeks in a whirlwind of creativity and experimentation. They mixed, painted, and tested until they finally perfected their formula. The result was nothing short of magical. When touched, the color would warm up, giving off a gentle heat that made it feel as if the color itself was alive.
Karl and Jessica decided to unveil their creation at the annual Chromatown Art Festival. They set up a massive interactive mural in the town square, inviting people to come and experience the revolutionary new application of NCS S 6020-Y60R. The mural depicted a phoenix rising from the ashes, its feathers painted in the vibrant hue that now responded to touch.
As people began to interact with the mural, the reaction was electric. Children giggled with delight as they felt the warmth of the phoenix's feathers, while adults marveled at the innovative use of color. The mural became the talk of the town, and soon, news of Karl and Jessica's creation spread far and wide.
The success of their project led to a wave of new opportunities. Designers and artists from around the world wanted to collaborate with them, eager to explore the possibilities of this new sensory color experience. Karl and Jessica found themselves at the forefront of a colorful revolution, transforming the way people perceived and interacted with art.
Their partnership blossomed into a lifelong friendship, and together, they continued to push the boundaries of creativity. The story of Karl Rocket and Jessica Phoenix became a legend in Chromatown, a testament to the power of imagination and the magic that can happen when two creative minds come together.
And so, the city of Chromatown was forever changed by the vibrant, touch-responsive color NCS S 6020-Y60R, thanks to the visionary artist Karl Rocket and the innovative factory worker Jessica Phoenix. Their legacy lived on, inspiring future generations to dream big and color outside the lines.
One day, while Karl was experimenting with this color in his studio, he received an unexpected visitor. Jessica Phoenix, a factory worker from the local paint manufacturing plant, had come to see him. Jessica was no ordinary factory worker; she had a keen eye for detail and a passion for innovation. She had heard about Karl's fascination with NCS S 6020-Y60R and had an idea that she believed could revolutionize the way the color was used.
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"Karl," Jessica began, her eyes sparkling with excitement, "I have a crazy idea. What if we could make this color not just a visual experience, but a sensory one? Imagine if people could feel the warmth and energy of NCS S 6020-Y60R just by touching it!"
Karl's eyes widened with intrigue. "Jessica, that's brilliant! But how do we make it happen?"
Jessica pulled out a small vial from her bag. "This is a special thermochromic pigment I've been working on. When mixed with NCS S 6020-Y60R, it reacts to touch and changes temperature. We could create interactive art installations that respond to people's touch, making the color come alive!"
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The two of them spent the next few weeks in a whirlwind of creativity and experimentation. They mixed, painted, and tested until they finally perfected their formula. The result was nothing short of magical. When touched, the color would warm up, giving off a gentle heat that made it feel as if the color itself was alive.
Karl and Jessica decided to unveil their creation at the annual Chromatown Art Festival. They set up a massive interactive mural in the town square, inviting people to come and experience the revolutionary new application of NCS S 6020-Y60R. The mural depicted a phoenix rising from the ashes, its feathers painted in the vibrant hue that now responded to touch.
As people began to interact with the mural, the reaction was electric. Children giggled with delight as they felt the warmth of the phoenix's feathers, while adults marveled at the innovative use of color. The mural became the talk of the town, and soon, news of Karl and Jessica's creation spread far and wide.
The success of their project led to a wave of new opportunities. Designers and artists from around the world wanted to collaborate with them, eager to explore the possibilities of this new sensory color experience. Karl and Jessica found themselves at the forefront of a colorful revolution, transforming the way people perceived and interacted with art.
Their partnership blossomed into a lifelong friendship, and together, they continued to push the boundaries of creativity. The story of Karl Rocket and Jessica Phoenix became a legend in Chromatown, a testament to the power of imagination and the magic that can happen when two creative minds come together.
And so, the city of Chromatown was forever changed by the vibrant, touch-responsive color NCS S 6020-Y60R, thanks to the visionary artist Karl Rocket and the innovative factory worker Jessica Phoenix. Their legacy lived on, inspiring future generations to dream big and color outside the lines.
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