Pale spring bud
Wenge
Oxford Blue
Orange Yellow
Teal blue
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PANTONE 1495
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#EBA149RGB:
235, 161, 73CMYK:
0, 46, 78, 0HSL:
33°, 69%, 92%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Neon Carrotin PANTONE:
PANTONE 157in RAL Classic:
RAL 1034in RAL Design:
RAL 060 70 60in RAL Effect:
RAL 370-2in NCS:
NCS S 2040-Y30R 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 1495?
PANTONE 1495 is a medium light shade of orange with a warm hue.
It is composed of 92.16% red, 63.14% green, and 28.63% blue in the RGB color model, and 0% cyan, 46% magenta, 78% yellow, and 0% black in the CMYK color model.
PANTONE 1495 is a vibrant and energetic color that can be used to create a bold and dynamic visual impact.
It can be paired with contrasting colors such as blue or purple to create a harmonious and balanced color scheme, or with similar colors such as yellow or red to create a warm and cozy atmosphere.
PANTONE 1495 can also be used to express emotions such as happiness, enthusiasm, creativity, and optimism.
It is composed of 92.16% red, 63.14% green, and 28.63% blue in the RGB color model, and 0% cyan, 46% magenta, 78% yellow, and 0% black in the CMYK color model.
PANTONE 1495 is a vibrant and energetic color that can be used to create a bold and dynamic visual impact.
It can be paired with contrasting colors such as blue or purple to create a harmonious and balanced color scheme, or with similar colors such as yellow or red to create a warm and cozy atmosphere.
PANTONE 1495 can also be used to express emotions such as happiness, enthusiasm, creativity, and optimism.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 1495 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 1495'
The Colorful Mishap of PANTONE 1495
Long time ago, far away, in the heart of the fashion world’s bustling district, Anna Powell was known as a visionary entrepreneur. Her latest obsession was PANTONE 1495, a vibrant shade of orange that promised to revolutionize the fashion industry. Her office was a whirlwind of fabric swatches, sketches, and caffeine-fueled dreams.
One fateful Tuesday, Anna was in the midst of a crucial presentation on the wonders of PANTONE 1495 when disaster struck. Her trusty coffee cup, filled with the elixir of creativity, tipped over and spilled across a pristine white sketch of her latest design. The once clear vision now resembled a Jackson Pollock masterpiece in orange.
Enter Julio Frost, the office cleaner with a knack for turning mundane tasks into adventures. Julio was sweeping the floor when he spotted the orange catastrophe. His eyes widened with the horror of a color enthusiast. He knew that PANTONE 1495 was no ordinary color - it was a beacon of innovation. Seeing it spilled in such a manner was like watching the Mona Lisa get splattered with mud.
Julio, ever the optimist, sprang into action. "Fear not, Anna!" he declared dramatically, waving a mop like a sword. "I shall save the day!"
Anna, amidst her panic, looked up and saw Julio’s earnest face. "Oh, Julio! I don’t know if you can fix this mess. This presentation is crucial!"
Julio set to work with the precision of a surgeon. He started by mopping up the coffee with exaggerated care, treating every drop as if it were a precious gem. As he worked, he muttered to himself, "PANTONE 1495, you are a trendsetter! We shall not let a mere coffee spill defeat you!"
To everyone’s surprise, Julio’s technique involved a secret weapon: a custom-designed mop with a handle painted in PANTONE 1495. "Why have a mop when you can have a mop that matches the color of the future?" he quipped, his eyes twinkling with mischief.
As he finished cleaning, Julio had an idea. He grabbed some fabric swatches and began to experiment with the remaining PANTONE 1495, creating a series of mock-ups that reflected the new design possibilities that the accident had inadvertently inspired.
When Anna returned to inspect the damage, she was astonished. Not only was the coffee spill gone, but Julio had turned the disaster into a series of dazzling new designs that featured PANTONE 1495 in ways she’d never imagined. The color popped with newfound vibrancy, adding a fresh twist to her original concept.
"Julio, you’re a genius!" Anna exclaimed, her eyes alight with excitement. "I can’t believe how you’ve turned this mishap into something amazing!"
Julio bowed dramatically. "All in a day’s work! Remember, no spill is too small when it comes to PANTONE 1495."
As Anna presented her revised designs, they were met with rave reviews. The accidental splash of PANTONE 1495 had become the highlight of the collection. Thanks to Julio’s quick thinking and a touch of humor, the fashion world was now ablaze with the color of innovation.
And so, Anna and Julio’s unlikely partnership proved that sometimes the most vibrant ideas come from the messiest of situations. The moral of the story? Always keep a mop handy when dealing with PANTONE 1495, because you never know when a little color chaos might lead to a fashion revolution.
One fateful Tuesday, Anna was in the midst of a crucial presentation on the wonders of PANTONE 1495 when disaster struck. Her trusty coffee cup, filled with the elixir of creativity, tipped over and spilled across a pristine white sketch of her latest design. The once clear vision now resembled a Jackson Pollock masterpiece in orange.
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Enter Julio Frost, the office cleaner with a knack for turning mundane tasks into adventures. Julio was sweeping the floor when he spotted the orange catastrophe. His eyes widened with the horror of a color enthusiast. He knew that PANTONE 1495 was no ordinary color - it was a beacon of innovation. Seeing it spilled in such a manner was like watching the Mona Lisa get splattered with mud.
Julio, ever the optimist, sprang into action. "Fear not, Anna!" he declared dramatically, waving a mop like a sword. "I shall save the day!"
Anna, amidst her panic, looked up and saw Julio’s earnest face. "Oh, Julio! I don’t know if you can fix this mess. This presentation is crucial!"
Julio set to work with the precision of a surgeon. He started by mopping up the coffee with exaggerated care, treating every drop as if it were a precious gem. As he worked, he muttered to himself, "PANTONE 1495, you are a trendsetter! We shall not let a mere coffee spill defeat you!"
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To everyone’s surprise, Julio’s technique involved a secret weapon: a custom-designed mop with a handle painted in PANTONE 1495. "Why have a mop when you can have a mop that matches the color of the future?" he quipped, his eyes twinkling with mischief.
As he finished cleaning, Julio had an idea. He grabbed some fabric swatches and began to experiment with the remaining PANTONE 1495, creating a series of mock-ups that reflected the new design possibilities that the accident had inadvertently inspired.
When Anna returned to inspect the damage, she was astonished. Not only was the coffee spill gone, but Julio had turned the disaster into a series of dazzling new designs that featured PANTONE 1495 in ways she’d never imagined. The color popped with newfound vibrancy, adding a fresh twist to her original concept.
"Julio, you’re a genius!" Anna exclaimed, her eyes alight with excitement. "I can’t believe how you’ve turned this mishap into something amazing!"
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Julio bowed dramatically. "All in a day’s work! Remember, no spill is too small when it comes to PANTONE 1495."
As Anna presented her revised designs, they were met with rave reviews. The accidental splash of PANTONE 1495 had become the highlight of the collection. Thanks to Julio’s quick thinking and a touch of humor, the fashion world was now ablaze with the color of innovation.
And so, Anna and Julio’s unlikely partnership proved that sometimes the most vibrant ideas come from the messiest of situations. The moral of the story? Always keep a mop handy when dealing with PANTONE 1495, because you never know when a little color chaos might lead to a fashion revolution.
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