PANTONE 113

PANTONE 113 has different codes and names depending on the type of material and printing process.

For example, PANTONE 113 C is the code for coated paper, PANTONE 113 U is the code for uncoated paper, and PANTONE 113 XGC is the code for extended gamut printing.

It is also known as Royal Yellow in some color systems.

PANTONE 113 has a hue angle of 52° degrees, a saturation of 69% and a lightness of 98%.

It is a warm and cheerful color that can evoke feelings of optimism, happiness, and energy.

In a whimsical corner of the universe, where reality often takes a detour into the absurd, lived Dr. Ravindra Nova, a brilliant yet somewhat eccentric scientist with a passion for colors. His lab was a kaleidoscope of swirling pigments, with vials of every hue imaginable. His latest obsession? PANTONE 113, a color so bright it could make the sun squint.

Dr. Nova had discovered PANTONE 113 during a routine color calibration session. It was the most radiant yellow known to mankind, so luminous that when he first saw it, he exclaimed, "By the cosmos, it’s like the sun had a baby with a daffodil!"

Hubert Clank, an equally eccentric writer, was Nova’s best friend and partner in colorful escapades. Hubert was known for penning fanciful tales about everything from intergalactic penguins to time-traveling poodles. His latest novel, "The Glistening Giraffes of Ganymede," was a bestselling sensation, though it bore only a passing resemblance to any known giraffe.

One sunny morning, Dr. Nova burst into Hubert’s study, where the writer was furiously typing away in his purple polka-dotted pajamas. "Hubert! I’ve done it! I’ve unlocked the true potential of PANTONE 113!"

Hubert looked up, blinking in confusion. "Dr. Nova, you’re glowing. Have you been using PANTONE 113 on yourself?"

Dr. Nova’s lab coat was a dazzling explosion of yellow, radiating so intensely that it was practically its own light source. "Not just on myself, Hubert. I’ve discovered a way to use PANTONE 113 to solve the world’s problems!"

"You mean like how your ‘Anti-Gravity Glue’ was supposed to stick people to the ceiling, but instead stuck us to each other?" Hubert asked skeptically.

Dr. Nova waved away the memory. "No, this is different. Imagine a world where everything is painted with PANTONE 113. It will be so blindingly cheerful that no one will be able to feel sad!"

Hubert raised an eyebrow. "And what about the impact on productivity? Or people trying to sleep? Or, heaven forbid, the fashion industry?"

"Nonsense!" Dr. Nova declared. "The world will be so immersed in euphoria that all those concerns will melt away like butter on a hot pancake."

Determined to prove his theory, Dr. Nova enlisted Hubert’s help to paint the entire town of Bumblesnatch in PANTONE 113. They began with the mayor’s office. The mayor, a rather serious man named Reginald Blubber, emerged from his now blindingly yellow office, squinting in disbelief.

"Dr. Nova!" Mayor Blubber roared. "What have you done to my office?"

"Made it more cheerful!" Dr. Nova beamed. "Soon, everyone will feel this way. Just you wait!"

The results were immediate and, predictably, chaotic. Citizens of Bumblesnatch were caught in an endless loop of joyous dance-offs and spontaneous renditions of "Yellow Submarine." The town’s once-serene libraries turned into arenas of laughter, and the local cat café had to be renamed the "Purring Palace of PANTONE 113" due to the cats’ newly acquired zest for neon yellow yarn.

As the days went on, Dr. Nova and Hubert noticed an unexpected side effect: the town’s productivity plummeted. People were too busy basking in the glory of PANTONE 113 to do anything useful. The streets, once bustling with purposeful activity, were now filled with people in bright yellow outfits, having impromptu dance battles in the middle of intersections.

Finally, Mayor Blubber called Dr. Nova and Hubert to a town meeting. "We appreciate the enthusiasm, but the entire town is at a standstill. We need balance!"

Dr. Nova, having been blinded by his own color revolution, finally saw the folly of his ways. "You’re right, Mayor. We’ve overdone it. Time to dial it back."

So, with a heavy heart and an even heavier can of paint thinner, Dr. Nova and Hubert began the painstaking process of reintroducing normal colors to Bumblesnatch. It wasn’t easy - PANTONE 113 had a way of lingering stubbornly - but they managed to restore some semblance of order.

In the end, Bumblesnatch learned a valuable lesson about the power of moderation, while Dr. Nova and Hubert learned to appreciate the subtlety of less radiant hues. The town returned to its regular rhythm, but the legacy of PANTONE 113 remained - a reminder of a time when everything was just a bit too dazzlingly bright.

And so, as the sun set on the town of Bumblesnatch, Dr. Nova and Hubert sat back, chuckling at their colorful misadventure, knowing that sometimes the brightest ideas are best enjoyed in moderation.