PANTONE 101

PANTONE 101 is a bright yellow color that can be used for various purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home decor, and plastics.

The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 101 is #FCE85F in the RGB color model, which means it is composed of 98.82% red, 90.98% green, and 37.25% blue.

PANTONE 101 is a vibrant and cheerful color that can evoke positive emotions and energy.

It can also represent sunshine, happiness, optimism, and creativity.

However, it can also be overwhelming or irritating if used too much or in the wrong context.

PANTONE 101 is one of the many colors that are available in the Pantone products, such as guides, chips, books, and software.

PANTONE 101
A color of joy and fun
Like a ray of sun
Or a lemon bun

PANTONE 101
A color that makes me smile
Like a daffodil
Or a yellow tile

PANTONE 101
A color that inspires me
Like a honeybee
Or a melody

Far-far away, in the heart of a bustling city where skyscrapers clawed at the sky, there was a small studio with a worn wooden door. Inside, an artist named Duncan Chen worked tirelessly, his brush strokes like whispers of a forgotten language. Duncan’s studio was a symphony of color, yet one hue had always eluded him: PANTONE 101, a brilliant shade of yellow, vibrant and almost otherworldly.

PANTONE 101 was known for its brightness, but Duncan saw something more in it - a secret that danced just beyond his grasp. His work was celebrated, yet he felt incomplete. His latest project, a mural meant to encapsulate the spirit of the city, was missing the final touch. He needed PANTONE 101 to complete it, but it remained stubbornly elusive.

Enter Raj Goowanni, the cleaner of the building, a man of few words and deep eyes that seemed to know more than they let on. Raj had always been around Duncan’s studio, quietly sweeping floors and dusting shelves. He had a knack for being present at just the right moments, though he never spoke of it.

One evening, as Duncan furiously mixed colors, frustrated by his lack of success with PANTONE 101, Raj quietly approached him. "You seek the golden hue," he said, his voice calm and mysterious.

Duncan looked up, startled. "You know about PANTONE 101?"

Raj nodded. "It’s not just a color. It’s a key."

"A key to what?" Duncan asked, intrigued.

"To understanding," Raj replied. "It reveals itself only when you are ready to see."

Duncan’s eyes narrowed, but his curiosity was piqued. "How do I find it?"

Raj smiled faintly and placed a small, ornate box on the workbench. "The color is within, but you must open the box with a pure intention."

Duncan hesitated but then opened the box. Inside was a simple, polished stone with an inscription that read: "The answer lies in the unseen."

Perplexed, Duncan pondered the stone's message. He spent the night in deep thought, reflecting on the mural and his search for the right shade. As dawn broke, he realized that the answer wasn’t about finding the color but about how he saw it.

The next day, Duncan approached the mural with a fresh perspective. He applied PANTONE 101 not as a final touch but as a layer that interacted with the colors around it, creating an interplay of light and shadow. The brilliance of the yellow began to reveal new depths in his work, transforming it into a living, breathing testament to the city’s spirit.

As Duncan stepped back, he saw the mural not just as a static piece but as an evolving masterpiece that resonated with the people who viewed it. The golden hue of PANTONE 101 wasn’t just an addition; it was a bridge connecting the colors and emotions in his work.

Raj, watching from the doorway, nodded in approval. "The color was always there, waiting to be understood."

Duncan turned to thank Raj, but he was already gone, leaving only the faint echo of his wisdom behind. The studio was now filled with a soft, golden light, a reminder of the lesson learned: sometimes, the most profound discoveries come from within.

The mural was celebrated, and Duncan’s name grew synonymous with brilliance. Yet, he always remembered the mysterious cleaner who had shown him that true artistry lay not in the colors themselves but in the intention behind them.

And so, in the heart of the city, amidst the towering buildings and endless rush, Duncan Chen's mural shone with a golden brilliance, a testament to the unseen keys that unlock the deepest secrets of design.