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NCS S 7020-Y20R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#4E3013RGB:
78, 48, 19CMYK:
0, 47, 74, 75HSL:
29°, 76%, 31%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Cafe noirin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7596in RAL Classic:
RAL 8016in RAL Design:
RAL 040 20 19in RAL Effect:
RAL 330-6in NCS:
NCS S 7020-Y30R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 7020-Y20R?
In NCS S 7020-Y20R, the hue is Y20R, which means that the color is 20% red and 80% yellow.
The nuance is S 7020, which means that the color has 70% blackness, 20% chromaticness, and 10% whiteness.
The NCS color code can be converted to other color models, such as CMYK, RGB, HSL, and HEX.
These color models are useful for different purposes, such as printing, digital display, color measurement, color adjustment, and web design.
Here are the conversions of NCS S 7020-Y20R to some common color models:
The nuance is S 7020, which means that the color has 70% blackness, 20% chromaticness, and 10% whiteness.
The NCS color code can be converted to other color models, such as CMYK, RGB, HSL, and HEX.
These color models are useful for different purposes, such as printing, digital display, color measurement, color adjustment, and web design.
Here are the conversions of NCS S 7020-Y20R to some common color models:
CMYK: C 0% M 47% Y 74% K 75%
RGB: R 78 G 48 B 19
HSL: H 29° S 76% L 31%
HEX: #4E3013
Example of the palette with the NCS S 7020-Y20R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 7020-Y20R'
The Chromatic Revolution
In a world where fashion trends were dictated by the humdrum routine of black, beige, and navy, one audacious color was about to spark a revolution. This color was none other than the audacious "NCS S 7020-Y20R," a shade so vivid it seemed to leap off the color wheel and dance into reality. And at the heart of this chromatic upheaval were two unlikely heroes: the enigmatic artist Anna Steel and the daring writer Raphael Flame.
Anna Steel was renowned for her mastery of the abstract, but her recent obsession with NCS S 7020-Y20R had transformed her studio into a kaleidoscopic carnival. Every brushstroke she laid down was a celebration of this vibrant hue, which she affectionately called "Blazing Citrus." Her most recent creation was a dress that seemed to pulse with life itself, its fabric shimmering as if lit from within by a thousand tiny suns. It was more than just a garment; it was a statement, a declaration of an era where color was no longer confined to the ordinary.
Enter Raphael Flame, a writer with a penchant for the dramatic and the absurd. His latest novel, "The Chromatic Conspiracy," was an over-the-top thriller that wove the mystery of NCS S 7020-Y20R into its plot. The book detailed a secret society of fashion elites who had long kept this mesmerizing hue under wraps, fearing it would overthrow their carefully constructed monochrome dominance. Raphael’s novel was a sensation, and the hue quickly became the talk of the town.
One fateful evening, Anna and Raphael met at a lavish gala, both decked out in their own creations. Anna wore a gown of Blazing Citrus that seemed to make the very air around her shimmer, while Raphael sported a flamboyant suit in the same shade, complete with a hat that seemed to glow with its own inner light. The moment they locked eyes, an electric current of inspiration surged between them.
As the evening progressed, the gala turned into an impromptu stage for their combined vision. Anna and Raphael spontaneously announced the "Blazing Citrus Challenge," inviting attendees to join the revolution by showcasing their own interpretations of NCS S 7020-Y20R. The gala exploded into a riot of colors, with guests donning outrageous outfits and accessories, all in the fiery shade that had become the symbol of their rebellion.
The challenge quickly went viral, and within weeks, Blazing Citrus was everywhere. Fashion runways, art galleries, and even corporate boardrooms were awash in the electrifying hue. The color was no longer just a trend; it had become a movement, a symbol of boldness and defiance against the mundane.
The impact was monumental. Fashion houses scrambled to incorporate Blazing Citrus into their collections, artists began using the color in ways never imagined, and even politicians found themselves donning the hue in solidarity with the new cultural wave. Anna and Raphael became icons of a revolution that changed the very nature of how people perceived color.
Anna’s work evolved, her once-abstract pieces now incorporating elements of social commentary and whimsical satire, all tinged with the fiery essence of Blazing Citrus. Raphael’s writings took on a fantastical tone, blending the absurd with the sublime, always celebrating the transformative power of color.
Their collaboration had set off a chain reaction that transformed the fashion and artistic worlds. The revolutionary use of NCS S 7020-Y20R was more than just a fad - it was a testament to the power of creativity and the boundless potential of color.
And so, in a world forever changed by a single shade, Anna Steel and Raphael Flame stood as the architects of a vibrant new era, their names forever etched in the annals of artistic history.
Anna Steel was renowned for her mastery of the abstract, but her recent obsession with NCS S 7020-Y20R had transformed her studio into a kaleidoscopic carnival. Every brushstroke she laid down was a celebration of this vibrant hue, which she affectionately called "Blazing Citrus." Her most recent creation was a dress that seemed to pulse with life itself, its fabric shimmering as if lit from within by a thousand tiny suns. It was more than just a garment; it was a statement, a declaration of an era where color was no longer confined to the ordinary.
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Enter Raphael Flame, a writer with a penchant for the dramatic and the absurd. His latest novel, "The Chromatic Conspiracy," was an over-the-top thriller that wove the mystery of NCS S 7020-Y20R into its plot. The book detailed a secret society of fashion elites who had long kept this mesmerizing hue under wraps, fearing it would overthrow their carefully constructed monochrome dominance. Raphael’s novel was a sensation, and the hue quickly became the talk of the town.
One fateful evening, Anna and Raphael met at a lavish gala, both decked out in their own creations. Anna wore a gown of Blazing Citrus that seemed to make the very air around her shimmer, while Raphael sported a flamboyant suit in the same shade, complete with a hat that seemed to glow with its own inner light. The moment they locked eyes, an electric current of inspiration surged between them.
As the evening progressed, the gala turned into an impromptu stage for their combined vision. Anna and Raphael spontaneously announced the "Blazing Citrus Challenge," inviting attendees to join the revolution by showcasing their own interpretations of NCS S 7020-Y20R. The gala exploded into a riot of colors, with guests donning outrageous outfits and accessories, all in the fiery shade that had become the symbol of their rebellion.
The challenge quickly went viral, and within weeks, Blazing Citrus was everywhere. Fashion runways, art galleries, and even corporate boardrooms were awash in the electrifying hue. The color was no longer just a trend; it had become a movement, a symbol of boldness and defiance against the mundane.
The impact was monumental. Fashion houses scrambled to incorporate Blazing Citrus into their collections, artists began using the color in ways never imagined, and even politicians found themselves donning the hue in solidarity with the new cultural wave. Anna and Raphael became icons of a revolution that changed the very nature of how people perceived color.
Anna’s work evolved, her once-abstract pieces now incorporating elements of social commentary and whimsical satire, all tinged with the fiery essence of Blazing Citrus. Raphael’s writings took on a fantastical tone, blending the absurd with the sublime, always celebrating the transformative power of color.
Their collaboration had set off a chain reaction that transformed the fashion and artistic worlds. The revolutionary use of NCS S 7020-Y20R was more than just a fad - it was a testament to the power of creativity and the boundless potential of color.
And so, in a world forever changed by a single shade, Anna Steel and Raphael Flame stood as the architects of a vibrant new era, their names forever etched in the annals of artistic history.
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