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NCS S 6030-Y
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#3E3000RGB:
62, 48, 0CMYK:
0, 28, 100, 80HSL:
46°, 100%, 24%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Bistrein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2322in RAL Classic:
RAL 3007in RAL Design:
RAL 050 20 16in RAL Effect:
RAL 790-5in NCS:
NCS S 7020-Y10R 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 6030-Y?
NCS S 6030-Y is a standardized color with 60% blackness, 30% chromaticness, and a yellow hue.
This means it is a dark and muted shade of yellow.
The color's hexadecimal code is #3E3000, which means it has 62 red, 48 green, and 0 blue in the RGB color model.
The color's CMYK values are 0% cyan, 28% magenta, 100% yellow, and 80% black.
NCS S 6030-Y can be compare with other similar colors, such as NCS S 6030-Y60R, which has a reddish tint, or NCS S 6030-G30Y, which has a greenish tint.
NCS S 6030-Y is a warm and earthy color that can be used for various purposes, such as painting, design, or decoration.
It can create a cozy and natural atmosphere when combined with other colors from the same hue family, such as NCS S 2050-Y or NCS S 4050-Y.
It can also contrast well with cooler colors, such as NCS S 3020-B or NCS S 4020-G.
This means it is a dark and muted shade of yellow.
The color's hexadecimal code is #3E3000, which means it has 62 red, 48 green, and 0 blue in the RGB color model.
The color's CMYK values are 0% cyan, 28% magenta, 100% yellow, and 80% black.
NCS S 6030-Y can be compare with other similar colors, such as NCS S 6030-Y60R, which has a reddish tint, or NCS S 6030-G30Y, which has a greenish tint.
NCS S 6030-Y is a warm and earthy color that can be used for various purposes, such as painting, design, or decoration.
It can create a cozy and natural atmosphere when combined with other colors from the same hue family, such as NCS S 2050-Y or NCS S 4050-Y.
It can also contrast well with cooler colors, such as NCS S 3020-B or NCS S 4020-G.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 6030-Y color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 6030-Y'
The Great Yellow Conundrum
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Amsterdam, there lived an eccentric artist named Duncan Ervin. Duncan was known for his wild ideas and even wilder hair, which seemed to have a life of its own. His latest obsession was the color "NCS S 6030-Y," a vibrant yellow that he believed could revolutionize room design. Little did he know, this color would lead him into the most laughable and ridiculous adventure of his life.
Duncan's studio was a chaotic mess of paint splatters, half-finished canvases, and empty coffee cups. Amidst this chaos worked Eva Rodriguez, a meticulous cleaner who took great pride in her work. Eva was the polar opposite of Duncan; she was organized, practical, and had a knack for turning chaos into order. Despite their differences, they shared a mutual respect and a peculiar friendship.
One sunny morning, Duncan burst into the studio, waving a swatch of "NCS S 6030-Y" in the air. "Eva, I've had a revelation!" he exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "This color is the key to unlocking the perfect room design. We must study its effects immediately!"
Eva raised an eyebrow, skeptical but intrigued. "And how exactly do you plan to study this color, Duncan?"
"Simple!" Duncan declared. "We'll paint the entire studio in 'NCS S 6030-Y' and observe the changes in our mood, productivity, and creativity. It's going to be groundbreaking!"
Eva sighed, knowing there was no stopping Duncan once he had an idea. "Alright, but you're cleaning up the mess this time," she said, handing him a paintbrush.
The transformation began. Duncan and Eva spent the entire day painting the studio in the vibrant yellow hue. By the end of the day, they were covered in paint, and the studio looked like a giant lemon. Duncan was thrilled, but Eva couldn't shake the feeling that they had just turned their workspace into a giant banana.
The next morning, Duncan woke up with a start. He felt an unusual burst of energy and creativity. He rushed to the studio, eager to see if the color had the same effect on Eva. To his surprise, he found Eva dancing around the studio, singing at the top of her lungs.
"Eva, what are you doing?" Duncan asked, bewildered.
"I don't know, Duncan! This color... it's making me feel so alive!" Eva replied, twirling around with a broom.
Duncan grinned. "I knew it! 'NCS S 6030-Y' is a miracle color!"
As the days went by, the effects of the color became more and more bizarre. Duncan's creativity soared to new heights, but his ideas became increasingly absurd. He painted a series of portraits of famous historical figures as vegetables. Napoleon as a carrot, Cleopatra as a cucumber, and Shakespeare as a potato. Eva, on the other hand, became a cleaning whirlwind, organizing and reorganizing the studio with a fervor that bordered on obsession.
One day, Duncan had an epiphany. "Eva, we need to share this discovery with the world! We'll host an exhibition showcasing the power of 'NCS S 6030-Y'!"
Eva, now fully on board with the madness, agreed. They spent weeks preparing for the exhibition, inviting artists, designers, and critics from all over the city. The big day arrived, and the studio was packed with curious onlookers.
Duncan took the stage, ready to unveil his masterpiece. "Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the future of room design: 'NCS S 6030-Y'!" He pulled back the curtain to reveal his vegetable portraits, which were met with a mix of gasps and laughter.
The critics were baffled, the artists were amused, and the designers were intrigued. But the real star of the show was Eva, who had transformed the studio into a spotless, organized haven. She received a standing ovation for her efforts, and Duncan couldn't have been prouder.
In the end, the exhibition was a success, not because of the color itself, but because of the laughter and joy it brought to everyone involved. Duncan and Eva's ridiculous adventure had shown them that sometimes, the most absurd ideas can lead to the most wonderful outcomes.
And so, the legend of "NCS S 6030-Y" lived on, a testament to the power of creativity, friendship, and a little bit of madness.
Duncan's studio was a chaotic mess of paint splatters, half-finished canvases, and empty coffee cups. Amidst this chaos worked Eva Rodriguez, a meticulous cleaner who took great pride in her work. Eva was the polar opposite of Duncan; she was organized, practical, and had a knack for turning chaos into order. Despite their differences, they shared a mutual respect and a peculiar friendship.
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One sunny morning, Duncan burst into the studio, waving a swatch of "NCS S 6030-Y" in the air. "Eva, I've had a revelation!" he exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "This color is the key to unlocking the perfect room design. We must study its effects immediately!"
Eva raised an eyebrow, skeptical but intrigued. "And how exactly do you plan to study this color, Duncan?"
"Simple!" Duncan declared. "We'll paint the entire studio in 'NCS S 6030-Y' and observe the changes in our mood, productivity, and creativity. It's going to be groundbreaking!"
Eva sighed, knowing there was no stopping Duncan once he had an idea. "Alright, but you're cleaning up the mess this time," she said, handing him a paintbrush.
The transformation began. Duncan and Eva spent the entire day painting the studio in the vibrant yellow hue. By the end of the day, they were covered in paint, and the studio looked like a giant lemon. Duncan was thrilled, but Eva couldn't shake the feeling that they had just turned their workspace into a giant banana.
The next morning, Duncan woke up with a start. He felt an unusual burst of energy and creativity. He rushed to the studio, eager to see if the color had the same effect on Eva. To his surprise, he found Eva dancing around the studio, singing at the top of her lungs.
"Eva, what are you doing?" Duncan asked, bewildered.
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"I don't know, Duncan! This color... it's making me feel so alive!" Eva replied, twirling around with a broom.
Duncan grinned. "I knew it! 'NCS S 6030-Y' is a miracle color!"
As the days went by, the effects of the color became more and more bizarre. Duncan's creativity soared to new heights, but his ideas became increasingly absurd. He painted a series of portraits of famous historical figures as vegetables. Napoleon as a carrot, Cleopatra as a cucumber, and Shakespeare as a potato. Eva, on the other hand, became a cleaning whirlwind, organizing and reorganizing the studio with a fervor that bordered on obsession.
One day, Duncan had an epiphany. "Eva, we need to share this discovery with the world! We'll host an exhibition showcasing the power of 'NCS S 6030-Y'!"
Eva, now fully on board with the madness, agreed. They spent weeks preparing for the exhibition, inviting artists, designers, and critics from all over the city. The big day arrived, and the studio was packed with curious onlookers.
Duncan took the stage, ready to unveil his masterpiece. "Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the future of room design: 'NCS S 6030-Y'!" He pulled back the curtain to reveal his vegetable portraits, which were met with a mix of gasps and laughter.
The critics were baffled, the artists were amused, and the designers were intrigued. But the real star of the show was Eva, who had transformed the studio into a spotless, organized haven. She received a standing ovation for her efforts, and Duncan couldn't have been prouder.
In the end, the exhibition was a success, not because of the color itself, but because of the laughter and joy it brought to everyone involved. Duncan and Eva's ridiculous adventure had shown them that sometimes, the most absurd ideas can lead to the most wonderful outcomes.
And so, the legend of "NCS S 6030-Y" lived on, a testament to the power of creativity, friendship, and a little bit of madness.
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