PANTONE 2012

PANTONE 2012 is a color code that refers to a specific shade of orange, named Tangerine Tango.

It was chosen by Pantone, a company that provides color standards for the design industries, as the color of the year for 2012.

Tangerine Tango is described as "a spirited reddish orange" that "provides the energy boost we need to recharge and move forward".

PANTONE 2012 is a vibrant and warm hue that can evoke feelings of optimism, enthusiasm, and creativity.

It is also a versatile color that can be used in various contexts, such as fashion, cosmetics, home decor, and graphic design.

Long time ago, far away, in the quirky town of Colorville, where every home was a canvas and every wall a masterpiece, the newest craze was the Pantone 2012 color, known affectionately as "Coral Burst." This vibrant hue of orange-pink was sweeping through interior design circles like wildfire, promising to bring warmth and joy to every room. But when Sonja Smith, a renowned artist with a penchant for dramatic flair, decided to use Coral Burst in her latest project, things took an unexpectedly comedic turn.

Sonja had just received her shipment of Coral Burst paint. Her studio was a whirlwind of pink-orange swatches, paintbrushes, and a collection of eccentric hats that she swore inspired her creativity. With a mischievous twinkle in her eye, she had decided to enlist the help of Donna McLeod, a top model who was known for her impeccable taste and a knack for being in the spotlight.

"Donna, darling," Sonja said over the phone, "I need your impeccable eye and your even more impeccable sense of style. Coral Burst is about to become the next big thing, and I want to create a buzz that even the coral reefs would envy."

Donna, intrigued by the challenge and always up for a bit of fun, agreed to help. She arrived at Sonja’s studio in a whirlwind of designer clothes and a dramatic entrance that could only be described as "fashionably late." Sonja greeted her with a grand gesture, waving a paintbrush like a conductor’s baton.

"Welcome to the Coral Burst extravaganza!" Sonja declared, showing off a room drenched in the new color. It was like a sunset exploded inside the studio, and Donna’s eyes widened with surprise.

"What do you think?" Sonja asked, her hands on her hips.

Donna took a moment, then grinned. "It’s like a tropical vacation threw up in here. Let’s make it fabulous!"

And so began their chaotic adventure. Donna, with her impeccable eye, suggested adding accents of turquoise and gold to complement the Coral Burst. Sonja, fueled by caffeine and enthusiasm, insisted on experimenting with abstract patterns and oversized artwork.

The design process was anything but smooth. Paint splatters became an abstract art installation in their own right, with Donna’s glamorous outfits becoming unexpectedly splattered canvases. At one point, Sonja accidentally spilled an entire bucket of Coral Burst, creating what looked like an unplanned avant-garde masterpiece on the floor.

Despite the mishaps, the duo’s energy was infectious. They hosted impromptu fashion shows with the paint-stained outfits, turned painting into a dance party, and even created a Coral Burst-themed playlist that had everyone in the studio swaying and singing along.

As the project neared completion, the once-plain studio had transformed into a vibrant, eclectic showcase of Coral Burst with striking accents. The grand reveal was a hit. The local community was abuzz with excitement, and the combination of Coral Burst with Donna’s style and Sonja’s artistic vision became the talk of the town.

The final twist came when a popular design magazine featured their project, calling it "The Pantone Predicament" - a chaotic, colorful celebration of creativity and fashion. Donna and Sonja were hailed as the dynamic duo who made Coral Burst not just a color, but an experience.

Their collaboration became legendary, and Coral Burst was forever etched in Colorville’s history as the hue that brought together art, fashion, and a whole lot of fun. As for Sonja and Donna, they continued to create, laugh, and occasionally have paint battles, proving that sometimes the best designs come from the most unexpected places.

Long time ago, far away, in the quirky town of Colorville, where every home was a canvas and every wall a masterpiece, the newest craze was the Pantone 2012 color, known affectionately as "Coral Burst." This vibrant hue of orange-pink was sweeping through interior design circles like wildfire, promising to bring warmth and joy to every room. But when Sonja Smith, a renowned artist with a penchant for dramatic flair, decided to use Coral Burst in her latest project, things took an unexpectedly comedic turn.

Sonja had just received her shipment of Coral Burst paint. Her studio was a whirlwind of pink-orange swatches, paintbrushes, and a collection of eccentric hats that she swore inspired her creativity. With a mischievous twinkle in her eye, she had decided to enlist the help of Donna McLeod, a top model who was known for her impeccable taste and a knack for being in the spotlight.

"Donna, darling," Sonja said over the phone, "I need your impeccable eye and your even more impeccable sense of style. Coral Burst is about to become the next big thing, and I want to create a buzz that even the coral reefs would envy."

Donna, intrigued by the challenge and always up for a bit of fun, agreed to help. She arrived at Sonja’s studio in a whirlwind of designer clothes and a dramatic entrance that could only be described as "fashionably late." Sonja greeted her with a grand gesture, waving a paintbrush like a conductor’s baton.

"Welcome to the Coral Burst extravaganza!" Sonja declared, showing off a room drenched in the new color. It was like a sunset exploded inside the studio, and Donna’s eyes widened with surprise.

"What do you think?" Sonja asked, her hands on her hips.

Donna took a moment, then grinned. "It’s like a tropical vacation threw up in here. Let’s make it fabulous!"

And so began their chaotic adventure. Donna, with her impeccable eye, suggested adding accents of turquoise and gold to complement the Coral Burst. Sonja, fueled by caffeine and enthusiasm, insisted on experimenting with abstract patterns and oversized artwork.

The design process was anything but smooth. Paint splatters became an abstract art installation in their own right, with Donna’s glamorous outfits becoming unexpectedly splattered canvases. At one point, Sonja accidentally spilled an entire bucket of Coral Burst, creating what looked like an unplanned avant-garde masterpiece on the floor.

Despite the mishaps, the duo’s energy was infectious. They hosted impromptu fashion shows with the paint-stained outfits, turned painting into a dance party, and even created a Coral Burst-themed playlist that had everyone in the studio swaying and singing along.

As the project neared completion, the once-plain studio had transformed into a vibrant, eclectic showcase of Coral Burst with striking accents. The grand reveal was a hit. The local community was abuzz with excitement, and the combination of Coral Burst with Donna’s style and Sonja’s artistic vision became the talk of the town.

The final twist came when a popular design magazine featured their project, calling it "The Pantone Predicament" - a chaotic, colorful celebration of creativity and fashion. Donna and Sonja were hailed as the dynamic duo who made Coral Burst not just a color, but an experience.

Their collaboration became legendary, and Coral Burst was forever etched in Colorville’s history as the hue that brought together art, fashion, and a whole lot of fun. As for Sonja and Donna, they continued to create, laugh, and occasionally have paint battles, proving that sometimes the best designs come from the most unexpected places.