Bronze
Medium carmine
Chamoisee
Coffee
Yellow Orange
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PANTONE 125
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#BB9121RGB:
187, 145, 33CMYK:
6, 32, 100, 24HSL:
44°, 82%, 73%Closest colors:
in RGB:
University of California Goldin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7556in RAL Classic:
RAL 1027in RAL Design:
RAL 075 60 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 320-Min NCS:
NCS S 2060-Y10R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:24
What color is PANTONE 125?
PANTONE 125 is a shade of yellow with a hint of brown, resembling the color of mustard or gold.
The color values for PANTONE 125 are as follows:
It is a warm and vibrant color that can evoke feelings of energy, optimism, and creativity.
This can also be associated with nature, autumn, and harvest.
PANTONE 125 can be paired with other colors to create different effects, such as contrast, harmony, or balance.
It is a versatile and expressive color that can be used for various applications and occasions.
This color can capture attention, inspire creativity, and celebrate life.
The color values for PANTONE 125 are as follows:
RGB: 187, 145, 33
CMYK: 6, 32, 100, 24
HEX: #BB9121
HSL: 44, 82, 73
It is a warm and vibrant color that can evoke feelings of energy, optimism, and creativity.
This can also be associated with nature, autumn, and harvest.
PANTONE 125 can be paired with other colors to create different effects, such as contrast, harmony, or balance.
It is a versatile and expressive color that can be used for various applications and occasions.
This color can capture attention, inspire creativity, and celebrate life.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 125 color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 2010
RAL 3031
RAL 1036
RAL 8024
RAL 1017
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 125'
The Golden Glitch: The Birth of PANTONE 125
Long time ago, in the small town of Hueville, where everything from the buildings to the people seemed to be painted in fifty shades of beige, lived Karl Steel, a car service worker with a knack for fixing anything with wheels. Across town, at the ColorWorks Factory, Billy Abloh spent his days mixing pigments and creating the vibrant hues that brought life to everything outside of Hueville.
Karl was known for his love of precision. Every car that left his garage was polished to perfection, each scratch repaired with meticulous attention to detail. Billy, on the other hand, was a bit of a daydreamer. He often found himself wondering what it would be like to create a color so unique that it would make everyone stop and stare.
One dreary Monday morning, as Karl was working on a particularly stubborn dent in a golden-yellow sports car, he noticed something strange. The usual shiny yellow paint he applied seemed off, almost muddy. He shook the can, checked the label, and tried again. But no matter how much he sprayed, the color just didn’t match the vibrant yellow he was used to. Frustrated, he gave up for the day and decided to visit his friend Billy at the ColorWorks Factory.
"Hey, Billy! Got a minute?" Karl called out as he walked into the factory, still wearing his grease-stained overalls.
"Sure thing, Karl. What's up?" Billy replied, wiping his hands on his equally stained apron.
Karl explained the problem with the yellow paint, and Billy, ever curious, offered to take a look. The two men headed back to Karl’s garage, where Billy inspected the can of paint. He popped open the lid, dipped his finger in, and studied the color.
"That's odd," Billy muttered. "This should be a perfect match, but something’s definitely off."
Karl nodded. "Exactly! It’s like someone took the sunshine out of it."
Billy decided to take a sample back to the factory for analysis. He spent the entire night in the lab, mixing and testing, trying to figure out what had gone wrong. As dawn broke, Billy realized something incredible: the "mistake" was actually the result of a tiny glitch in the mixing machine that had created a completely new color.
Instead of a bright yellow, the glitch had produced a warm, rich, golden-brown hue that shimmered like honey in the sunlight. Billy stared at the color, mesmerized. It was beautiful, unlike anything he had ever seen before.
Excited, Billy rushed back to Karl’s garage with a fresh can of the new color. "Karl, you won't believe this! I think we just created something amazing!"
Karl eyed the can suspiciously but trusted his friend. He grabbed his spray gun and carefully applied the paint to the car’s dented panel. As the color spread across the metal, both men stood in awe. The golden-brown shade was not only stunning but also gave the car a sleek, luxurious finish.
"Wow," Karl whispered. "This is... actually pretty cool."
Billy grinned. "We need to name this color! It deserves its own spot in the PANTONE catalog."
After some brainstorming, they decided to name it "PANTONE 125," a nod to the golden ratio that Billy often rambled about during their coffee breaks. Karl was more than happy to have his name associated with a color, even if it was a glitch-turned-masterpiece.
Word of the new color spread quickly, and soon everyone wanted their cars painted in PANTONE 125. The ColorWorks Factory received orders from all over the world, and Karl's garage became the go-to place for a golden-brown makeover.
And so, what started as a minor mishap in a small town garage became a global sensation. PANTONE 125 was born out of a perfect blend of precision and a little bit of luck, proving that sometimes the most beautiful things come from the most unexpected places.
As for Karl and Billy, they continued to work together, each appreciating the other's unique talents. And whenever someone asked them how PANTONE 125 came to be, they’d share a knowing smile and say, "It was a golden glitch, my friend. A golden glitch.".
Karl was known for his love of precision. Every car that left his garage was polished to perfection, each scratch repaired with meticulous attention to detail. Billy, on the other hand, was a bit of a daydreamer. He often found himself wondering what it would be like to create a color so unique that it would make everyone stop and stare.
One dreary Monday morning, as Karl was working on a particularly stubborn dent in a golden-yellow sports car, he noticed something strange. The usual shiny yellow paint he applied seemed off, almost muddy. He shook the can, checked the label, and tried again. But no matter how much he sprayed, the color just didn’t match the vibrant yellow he was used to. Frustrated, he gave up for the day and decided to visit his friend Billy at the ColorWorks Factory.
"Hey, Billy! Got a minute?" Karl called out as he walked into the factory, still wearing his grease-stained overalls.
"Sure thing, Karl. What's up?" Billy replied, wiping his hands on his equally stained apron.
Karl explained the problem with the yellow paint, and Billy, ever curious, offered to take a look. The two men headed back to Karl’s garage, where Billy inspected the can of paint. He popped open the lid, dipped his finger in, and studied the color.
"That's odd," Billy muttered. "This should be a perfect match, but something’s definitely off."
Karl nodded. "Exactly! It’s like someone took the sunshine out of it."
Billy decided to take a sample back to the factory for analysis. He spent the entire night in the lab, mixing and testing, trying to figure out what had gone wrong. As dawn broke, Billy realized something incredible: the "mistake" was actually the result of a tiny glitch in the mixing machine that had created a completely new color.
Instead of a bright yellow, the glitch had produced a warm, rich, golden-brown hue that shimmered like honey in the sunlight. Billy stared at the color, mesmerized. It was beautiful, unlike anything he had ever seen before.
Excited, Billy rushed back to Karl’s garage with a fresh can of the new color. "Karl, you won't believe this! I think we just created something amazing!"
Karl eyed the can suspiciously but trusted his friend. He grabbed his spray gun and carefully applied the paint to the car’s dented panel. As the color spread across the metal, both men stood in awe. The golden-brown shade was not only stunning but also gave the car a sleek, luxurious finish.
"Wow," Karl whispered. "This is... actually pretty cool."
Billy grinned. "We need to name this color! It deserves its own spot in the PANTONE catalog."
After some brainstorming, they decided to name it "PANTONE 125," a nod to the golden ratio that Billy often rambled about during their coffee breaks. Karl was more than happy to have his name associated with a color, even if it was a glitch-turned-masterpiece.
Word of the new color spread quickly, and soon everyone wanted their cars painted in PANTONE 125. The ColorWorks Factory received orders from all over the world, and Karl's garage became the go-to place for a golden-brown makeover.
And so, what started as a minor mishap in a small town garage became a global sensation. PANTONE 125 was born out of a perfect blend of precision and a little bit of luck, proving that sometimes the most beautiful things come from the most unexpected places.
As for Karl and Billy, they continued to work together, each appreciating the other's unique talents. And whenever someone asked them how PANTONE 125 came to be, they’d share a knowing smile and say, "It was a golden glitch, my friend. A golden glitch.".
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