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PANTONE 1365
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#EDAE5ARGB:
237, 174, 90CMYK:
0, 34, 76, 0HSL:
34°, 62%, 93%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Indian yellowin PANTONE:
PANTONE 150in RAL Classic:
RAL 1034in RAL Design:
RAL 060 70 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 370-1in NCS:
NCS S 2040-Y20R 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 1365?
PANTONE 1365 is also known as PANTONE 1365 C, where C stands for coated paper, which affects how the color appears on different materials.
The hexadecimal representation of PANTONE 1365 is #EDAE5A, which is a light shade of orange.
In a RGB color space, it is composed of 92.94% red, 68.24% green, and 35.29% blue.
A complement of this color would be #4892FF, which is a shade of blue.
The hexadecimal representation of PANTONE 1365 is #EDAE5A, which is a light shade of orange.
In a RGB color space, it is composed of 92.94% red, 68.24% green, and 35.29% blue.
A complement of this color would be #4892FF, which is a shade of blue.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 1365 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)
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 1365'
The Radiant Revolution: The Rise of PANTONE 1365
In a bustling city known for its dazzling skyscrapers and neon lights, the creative world was about to be rocked by a color more vibrant than a double rainbow on a clear day. The center of this revolution was an unassuming paint store called "Chroma Dreams," where our protagonist, Cassandra Sirius, worked as a shop assistant.
Cassandra was a color aficionado with a penchant for the dramatic. Her hair was a cascade of bright violet, and she wore scarves in every shade imaginable. One day, as she was reorganizing the shelves, she noticed a can of paint labeled "PANTONE 1365" - a dazzling hue of bright yellow, as radiant as a sunrise after a stormy night.
"PANTONE 1365," Cassandra mused, "what a bold choice. I wonder what the world would look like if everyone saw it through these glasses." She imagined how it would liven up her gray cubicles and dreary office buildings.
Across town, in a noisy factory filled with whirring machines and the clanking of metal, Mario Clank, a burly factory worker with an ironic love for minimalism, was putting in his usual shift. His job was to assemble the tubes for paint cans. Unbeknownst to him, his factory had just started a new line of paints, including the incredibly bright PANTONE 1365.
Mario was a fan of dull colors, often muttering, "Why can't everything be beige?" But when he saw PANTONE 1365 for the first time, even he couldn't help but squint at its intensity. "This color," he grumbled, "might just be too cheerful for my taste."
One fateful day, Cassandra decided to use PANTONE 1365 to repaint her drab office. She slapped the vibrant yellow on the walls with a flourish, and instantly, the room transformed into a beacon of optimism. The color was so captivating that even the grayest of colleagues couldn't help but smile.
Word spread quickly through the city about the extraordinary transformation. Clients began requesting PANTONE 1365 for their projects, and soon, it was the hottest trend in motion design. Animators, graphic designers, and even wedding planners wanted a slice of the sunshiney brilliance.
In a twist of fate, Cassandra and Mario's worlds collided when Cassandra organized a color-themed exhibition, showcasing the magic of PANTONE 1365. She invited Mario to see the impact his factory's creation had made.
Mario walked into the exhibition, and his eyes widened as he saw walls, screens, and even a car painted in PANTONE 1365. "I never thought I'd see this color make such a splash," Mario admitted, a hint of admiration in his voice. He smiled, realizing the color was making people happy in ways he never expected.
By the end of the night, Cassandra and Mario shared a celebratory toast. "To PANTONE 1365," Cassandra said, "and to unexpected joys!" Mario raised his glass, acknowledging the surprising power of a single, electrifying color.
As the city continued to bask in the brilliance of PANTONE 1365, Cassandra and Mario remained good friends, united by their shared role in a vibrant chapter of the city's history. The color had proven that sometimes, the brightest spark can come from the most ordinary places - and that even the most color-neutral among us could be won over by a splash of brilliance.
Cassandra was a color aficionado with a penchant for the dramatic. Her hair was a cascade of bright violet, and she wore scarves in every shade imaginable. One day, as she was reorganizing the shelves, she noticed a can of paint labeled "PANTONE 1365" - a dazzling hue of bright yellow, as radiant as a sunrise after a stormy night.
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"PANTONE 1365," Cassandra mused, "what a bold choice. I wonder what the world would look like if everyone saw it through these glasses." She imagined how it would liven up her gray cubicles and dreary office buildings.
Across town, in a noisy factory filled with whirring machines and the clanking of metal, Mario Clank, a burly factory worker with an ironic love for minimalism, was putting in his usual shift. His job was to assemble the tubes for paint cans. Unbeknownst to him, his factory had just started a new line of paints, including the incredibly bright PANTONE 1365.
Mario was a fan of dull colors, often muttering, "Why can't everything be beige?" But when he saw PANTONE 1365 for the first time, even he couldn't help but squint at its intensity. "This color," he grumbled, "might just be too cheerful for my taste."
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One fateful day, Cassandra decided to use PANTONE 1365 to repaint her drab office. She slapped the vibrant yellow on the walls with a flourish, and instantly, the room transformed into a beacon of optimism. The color was so captivating that even the grayest of colleagues couldn't help but smile.
Word spread quickly through the city about the extraordinary transformation. Clients began requesting PANTONE 1365 for their projects, and soon, it was the hottest trend in motion design. Animators, graphic designers, and even wedding planners wanted a slice of the sunshiney brilliance.
In a twist of fate, Cassandra and Mario's worlds collided when Cassandra organized a color-themed exhibition, showcasing the magic of PANTONE 1365. She invited Mario to see the impact his factory's creation had made.
Mario walked into the exhibition, and his eyes widened as he saw walls, screens, and even a car painted in PANTONE 1365. "I never thought I'd see this color make such a splash," Mario admitted, a hint of admiration in his voice. He smiled, realizing the color was making people happy in ways he never expected.
By the end of the night, Cassandra and Mario shared a celebratory toast. "To PANTONE 1365," Cassandra said, "and to unexpected joys!" Mario raised his glass, acknowledging the surprising power of a single, electrifying color.
As the city continued to bask in the brilliance of PANTONE 1365, Cassandra and Mario remained good friends, united by their shared role in a vibrant chapter of the city's history. The color had proven that sometimes, the brightest spark can come from the most ordinary places - and that even the most color-neutral among us could be won over by a splash of brilliance.
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