PANTONE 140

PANTONE 140 is a dark brown color with a hint of orange.

It has the following color values in different color spaces:

• HEX: #7D5A25

• RGB: 125, 90, 37

• CMYK: 19%, 49%, 100%, 54%

• HSL: 36°, 70%, 49%

PANTONE 140 is often used for earthy or natural themes, such as wood, soil, or autumn leaves.

It can also create a warm and cozy atmosphere when paired with lighter colors.

In a quaint little town known for its peculiar charm, there was a brilliant but eccentric artist named Marc Jet and a wordsmith with a flair for the fantastical, Igor Stewart. The two were best friends and shared a mutual love for vibrant colors and whimsical tales. Their lives took a cosmic turn one fateful day that led to the creation of the now-legendary Pantone 140.

One afternoon, while sipping tea brewed from an enchanted kettle (which was known to brew exactly 37.5% more delicious tea if you whispered your deepest secrets into it), Marc and Igor were brainstorming in Marc’s paint-splattered studio. The walls were alive with hues that seemed to dance as the light shifted.

"Igor," Marc said, staring at a canvas that was stubbornly refusing to be anything other than a dull shade of beige, "I’m convinced the universe is hiding the perfect color from us. A color that could make people sing and dance when they see it."

Igor, who had a penchant for overcomplicating things, pondered this idea. "You might be right, Marc. Perhaps it's time we ask the universe directly."

With a mischievous grin, Marc and Igor set off to consult the ancient Oracle of Hues, a mystical entity said to reside atop the Rainbow Mountains. It was rumored that this oracle could summon colors from the very essence of the cosmos.

Their journey was filled with bizarre encounters. They narrowly escaped a herd of dancing polka-dotted llamas, haggled with a talking paintbrush for a map (which turned out to be a very convincing grocery list), and even had to outwit a grumpy rainbow that insisted they solve a riddle to pass.

Finally, they reached the Oracle, who looked like a giant, floating paint palette with eyes. The Oracle’s voice echoed like a chorus of colors singing in harmony.

"Welcome, seekers of the perfect hue. What brings you to my vibrant realm?"

Marc and Igor explained their quest. The Oracle, amused, agreed to help but added a whimsical condition: "To find the perfect color, you must each contribute a unique essence from your own souls."

Marc, ever the artist, reached into his heart and pulled out a brilliant shade of cerulean blue. Igor, with his flair for the dramatic, offered a golden shimmer of hope and imagination. The Oracle swirled these essences together with a twirl and a pop, and from the cosmic concoction emerged a dazzling, bright yellow that sparkled like the sun.

"Behold, Pantone 140!" the Oracle announced with a flourish.

As the color emerged, it wasn’t just a shade - it was an experience. It made people feel as if they had just won the lottery of joy. It was a color so vibrant that it seemed to vibrate with happiness. Marc and Igor took the color back to their town, where it became the sensation of the fashion world, known for its ability to make even the dreariest day feel like a sunny adventure.

And so, Pantone 140 was born, a tribute to the cosmic collaboration between a visionary artist and a fantastical writer. Their journey had not only created a color but had also woven their names into the fabric of whimsical legend.