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PANTONE 1355
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#F1C27ARGB:
241, 194, 122CMYK:
0, 22, 60, 0HSL:
36°, 49%, 95%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Topazin PANTONE:
PANTONE 156in RAL Classic:
RAL 1002in RAL Design:
RAL 075 80 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 280-3in NCS:
NCS S 1030-Y20R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 1355?
PANTONE 1355 is a color code that represents a medium light shade of brown.
It has a hexadecimal value of #F1C27A and an RGB value of 241, 194, 122.
PANTONE 1355 is a lovely hue
It reminds me of caramel or honeydew
It's not too dark and not too bright
It's just the perfect shade of light
Some people might call it beige or tan
But I think it deserves a better name
How about buttery biscuit or golden sand?
Or maybe sunny apricot or roasted almond?
Whatever you call it, PANTONE 1355 is a winner
It can make any design look warmer and richer
It's a versatile color that can go with many others
It's one of my favorites, I don't need any others!
It has a hexadecimal value of #F1C27A and an RGB value of 241, 194, 122.
PANTONE 1355 is a lovely hue
It reminds me of caramel or honeydew
It's not too dark and not too bright
It's just the perfect shade of light
Some people might call it beige or tan
But I think it deserves a better name
How about buttery biscuit or golden sand?
Or maybe sunny apricot or roasted almond?
Whatever you call it, PANTONE 1355 is a winner
It can make any design look warmer and richer
It's a versatile color that can go with many others
It's one of my favorites, I don't need any others!
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 1355 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...
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 1355'
The Mirthful Menace of PANTONE 1355
Far-far away, in the quiet town of Eccentrica, where mundane was outlawed and peculiar was the norm, lived an inventor named Nexia Takemura and her ever-perturbed colleague, Professor Hubert Jacobs. Their laboratory, a curious amalgamation of shiny gadgets and mystical artifacts, was about to witness the most bizarre of adventures, all thanks to the seemingly innocuous color known as PANTONE 1355.
Nexia was a genius of the absurd, always tinkering with contraptions that defied reason. On a particularly sunny afternoon, which seemed to resonate with the exact shade of PANTONE 1355 - an electrifyingly bright yellow - Nexia burst into the lab, holding up a bucket of this eye-scorching hue.
"Professor Jacobs!" she exclaimed, her eyes gleaming with manic excitement. "I’ve found the key to our latest project: the world’s first color-powered invention!"
Hubert, who was buried under a pile of half-finished experiments and a rather disgruntled cat, peered out with suspicion. "Nexia, if this involves more neon yellow, I’m out. The last time you played with color theory, we had neon green zebras in the park."
Nexia, undeterred, plunked the bucket on the table. "No, no! This is different. PANTONE 1355 is not just a color; it’s a catalyst for creativity!"
Before Hubert could protest further, Nexia unveiled her latest creation: the "Hue-Tastic Harmony Engine." It was a gleaming contraption of spinning gears, blinking lights, and one giant yellow button marked "Push for Brilliance."
"Just imagine," Nexia continued, "a world where everything is designed with PANTONE 1355! Buildings, fashion, even food!"
Hubert sighed. "Let’s test this before we launch into any outlandish ideas."
With a dramatic flourish, Nexia pushed the yellow button. Instantly, the lab was bathed in an absurdly bright glow. The walls turned the exact shade of PANTONE 1355, the cat’s fur shimmered with an unsettling yellow hue, and the laboratory’s shelves began to dance, their contents waltzing in a synchronized fashion.
"Fantastic!" Nexia clapped. "Now, imagine this on a larger scale. Let’s colorize the town!"
The very next day, Eccentrica awoke to find itself transformed. Every street was painted in eye-watering yellow. The town square’s fountain now flowed with what could only be described as liquid sunshine. Traffic lights, initially red, yellow, and green, were now exclusively yellow, creating a chaotic symphony of honking and confusion.
People’s clothes, too, had taken a turn for the wild. Hubert found himself wearing a yellow polka-dotted suit, complete with a matching bowler hat. Nexia, dressed in a flamboyant yellow tutu, spun gracefully through the streets, oblivious to the glares and bewildered stares.
As the day progressed, the bright yellow began to have unexpected side effects. The town’s bakery produced loaves of bread so yellow they resembled oversized bananas, and the local coffee shop’s espresso turned into a caffeine-infused, neon yellow foam. It was, to say the least, a sight to behold.
By evening, the townspeople had grown increasingly irate. The once quaint Eccentrica was now a garish parade of yellow excess. Even the town’s mayor, dressed in a neon yellow sash, called an emergency meeting.
"Enough is enough!" he declared, trying to keep a straight face. "We need to find a way to neutralize this color catastrophe!"
Nexia, realizing the pandemonium she had unleashed, quickly devised a solution. With Hubert’s help, she recalibrated the Hue-Tastic Harmony Engine to produce a soothing shade of blue - PANTONE 290, to be precise. The transformation was instantaneous. The glaring yellow faded, and Eccentrica returned to its charming, albeit somewhat eccentric, self.
The townspeople, though relieved, couldn’t help but chuckle at the day’s events. Nexia and Hubert, though slightly embarrassed, took it in stride.
From that day forward, Eccentrica enjoyed its normal, colorful chaos, and Nexia learned a valuable lesson: sometimes, the best use of PANTONE 1355 is to keep it in the bucket.
As for Hubert, he finally agreed that the next invention should be color-neutral - perhaps something in a soothing shade of beige.
Nexia was a genius of the absurd, always tinkering with contraptions that defied reason. On a particularly sunny afternoon, which seemed to resonate with the exact shade of PANTONE 1355 - an electrifyingly bright yellow - Nexia burst into the lab, holding up a bucket of this eye-scorching hue.
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"Professor Jacobs!" she exclaimed, her eyes gleaming with manic excitement. "I’ve found the key to our latest project: the world’s first color-powered invention!"
Hubert, who was buried under a pile of half-finished experiments and a rather disgruntled cat, peered out with suspicion. "Nexia, if this involves more neon yellow, I’m out. The last time you played with color theory, we had neon green zebras in the park."
Nexia, undeterred, plunked the bucket on the table. "No, no! This is different. PANTONE 1355 is not just a color; it’s a catalyst for creativity!"
Before Hubert could protest further, Nexia unveiled her latest creation: the "Hue-Tastic Harmony Engine." It was a gleaming contraption of spinning gears, blinking lights, and one giant yellow button marked "Push for Brilliance."
"Just imagine," Nexia continued, "a world where everything is designed with PANTONE 1355! Buildings, fashion, even food!"
Hubert sighed. "Let’s test this before we launch into any outlandish ideas."
With a dramatic flourish, Nexia pushed the yellow button. Instantly, the lab was bathed in an absurdly bright glow. The walls turned the exact shade of PANTONE 1355, the cat’s fur shimmered with an unsettling yellow hue, and the laboratory’s shelves began to dance, their contents waltzing in a synchronized fashion.
"Fantastic!" Nexia clapped. "Now, imagine this on a larger scale. Let’s colorize the town!"
The very next day, Eccentrica awoke to find itself transformed. Every street was painted in eye-watering yellow. The town square’s fountain now flowed with what could only be described as liquid sunshine. Traffic lights, initially red, yellow, and green, were now exclusively yellow, creating a chaotic symphony of honking and confusion.
People’s clothes, too, had taken a turn for the wild. Hubert found himself wearing a yellow polka-dotted suit, complete with a matching bowler hat. Nexia, dressed in a flamboyant yellow tutu, spun gracefully through the streets, oblivious to the glares and bewildered stares.
As the day progressed, the bright yellow began to have unexpected side effects. The town’s bakery produced loaves of bread so yellow they resembled oversized bananas, and the local coffee shop’s espresso turned into a caffeine-infused, neon yellow foam. It was, to say the least, a sight to behold.
By evening, the townspeople had grown increasingly irate. The once quaint Eccentrica was now a garish parade of yellow excess. Even the town’s mayor, dressed in a neon yellow sash, called an emergency meeting.
"Enough is enough!" he declared, trying to keep a straight face. "We need to find a way to neutralize this color catastrophe!"
Nexia, realizing the pandemonium she had unleashed, quickly devised a solution. With Hubert’s help, she recalibrated the Hue-Tastic Harmony Engine to produce a soothing shade of blue - PANTONE 290, to be precise. The transformation was instantaneous. The glaring yellow faded, and Eccentrica returned to its charming, albeit somewhat eccentric, self.
The townspeople, though relieved, couldn’t help but chuckle at the day’s events. Nexia and Hubert, though slightly embarrassed, took it in stride.
From that day forward, Eccentrica enjoyed its normal, colorful chaos, and Nexia learned a valuable lesson: sometimes, the best use of PANTONE 1355 is to keep it in the bucket.
As for Hubert, he finally agreed that the next invention should be color-neutral - perhaps something in a soothing shade of beige.
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