PANTONE 163

PANTONE 163 is a light shade of red-orange with a hexadecimal value of #EBA677.

This color has a hue value of 24° indicating that this is a warm color.

It is a bright neon orange color having a saturation of 49, and a lightness of 92%.

PANTONE 163 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.

In a far away place, in the bustling city of Printopolis, where colors danced off the walls and typography sang in vibrant hues, there lived a bright student named Shivansh Chun. Shivansh was passionate about polygraphy - a quirky art form combining printmaking and whimsical design - and was known for his boundless creativity and unending curiosity.

One crisp morning, Shivansh discovered an old, dust-covered book named "The Mysteries of Pantone 163" at the local library. With the cover glowing an unusual shade of orange-red, the book promised secrets about the legendary Pantone 163, a color rumored to have magical properties. The excitement made Shivansh’s heart race as he flipped through pages filled with ancient diagrams and eccentric illustrations.

Across town, Kate Chanel, an acclaimed writer renowned for her eccentric tales and vivid descriptions, was in the middle of a creative block. Her writer’s room was strewn with crumpled papers and coffee cups. Desperate for inspiration, she noticed a peculiar article in the Printopolis Times: "Pantone 163 - The Color of Legends." Intrigued, Kate decided to investigate further, hoping to find the spark she desperately needed.

Shivansh and Kate’s paths crossed when Shivansh, clutching the mystical book, accidentally stumbled into Kate’s cluttered writer’s den. His excitement over Pantone 163 was contagious. "You’ve got to help me," Shivansh said breathlessly, "This color is said to transform everything it touches into pure brilliance!"

Kate, amused and intrigued by Shivansh’s enthusiasm, agreed to help him on one condition - he had to share the adventure with her. The two set off on a colorful journey through Printopolis, determined to unlock the secrets of Pantone 163.

Their quest led them to various peculiar locations - a paper factory where sheets of paper giggled as they were cut, a typography studio where letters danced to jazzy tunes, and even a pigment bazaar where colors competed in lively karaoke contests.

At the end of their journey, they arrived at the legendary Printopolis Printing Press, an ancient establishment with walls lined with old presses and rolling cylinders. The final clue from the book directed them to an old typewriter, which had been forgotten in a dusty corner.

With a grand flourish, Shivansh and Kate applied Pantone 163 to the typewriter’s ink rollers. As the press roared to life, the room filled with a brilliant orange-red glow. The words printed out were not just legible but seemed to leap off the page with life and humor, making even mundane sentences sparkle with charm.

In their excitement, Shivansh and Kate accidentally mixed up their printed pages, creating a hilarious, nonsensical story filled with talking animals, flying teacups, and singing skyscrapers. As they read the absurdity of their creation, they couldn’t help but burst into laughter, their joyous laughter echoing through the ancient press.

Their spontaneous adventure not only revived Kate’s creativity but also deepened Shivansh’s understanding of the magical Pantone 163. They discovered that the true magic lay not just in the color itself but in the shared joy and creativity it inspired.

From that day forward, Pantone 163 became a cherished symbol in Printopolis, not just for its vibrant hue but for the laughter and creativity it had sparked. Shivansh and Kate continued to collaborate, creating whimsical polygraphy projects and sharing their colorful adventures with the world.

And so, the legend of Pantone 163 lived on, not just as a color but as a reminder that sometimes, the most magical adventures begin with a splash of color and a hearty laugh.