PANTONE 2042

PANTONE 2042 is a color code that belongs to the PANTONE Matching System™ (PMS), which is a proprietary color space used by designers, printers, and manufacturers to ensure color accuracy and consistency.

It has different variants depending on the type of material and coating, such as C for coated paper, U for uncoated paper, and XGC for extended gamut.

Each variant has a different color appearance and data.

PANTONE 2042 C is a bright pink color with the following color data:

• RGB: 111, 54, 57

• CMYK: 20, 91, 44, 58
  

• Hex: #6F3639

PANTONE 2042 C is available in various PANTONE products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.

It can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and graphic design.

The colour of PANTONE 2042 C is a vibrant and eye-catching color that can convey a sense of energy, excitement, and creativity.

Once upon a time in the bustling city of Colorville, where hues and shades were as common as coffee shops, a peculiar event unfolded that would forever change the world of design. At the heart of this vibrant tale were two unlikely heroes: Rohan Ming, a maverick entrepreneur with a penchant for bold ideas, and Eva Frost, an unassuming delivery worker with an unexpected flair for color.

Rohan Ming had always been obsessed with color. He spent his days at ColorVision, his design studio, creating new shades and trends that would dazzle clients and set the industry abuzz. However, his quest for the ultimate color had proven elusive. He wanted a shade so unique that it would redefine the color spectrum. His obsession led him to a whimsical notion: a color so extraordinary it could only be named PANTONE 2042.

Meanwhile, Eva Frost, a delivery worker for ColorVille’s premier color lab, had a job that involved transporting crates of paint samples from one end of the city to the other. Her life was routine until one fateful day when she was assigned a special delivery: a mysterious package labeled "PANTONE 2042." The package had been misplaced and was found in the labyrinthine aisles of the lab, looking as though it had been abandoned for years.

As Eva picked up the package, she noticed it was surprisingly light. Intrigued, she took it to the address on the label - Rohan Ming’s studio. When she arrived, Rohan greeted her with his usual flamboyance. "Ah, you’ve come! I’ve been waiting for this package all day!"

Eva handed over the package, and Rohan eagerly tore it open. To his astonishment, inside was a small vial containing what seemed to be a shimmering, ever-changing liquid. He was about to dismiss it as a prank when the liquid began to emit a soft, mesmerizing glow that defied explanation.

Rohan's eyes widened. This was no ordinary color. It shimmered between hues of cerulean, emerald, and fuchsia, constantly shifting in a way that made it look like a living, breathing entity. He realized this was the elusive shade he had been searching for - the legendary PANTONE 2042.

As Rohan experimented with the color, he discovered something astonishing: it had the power to influence emotions. Rooms painted with PANTONE 2042 instantly uplifted moods, ignited creativity, and even made people burst into spontaneous dance. The color became a sensation overnight, transforming mundane spaces into vibrant havens of joy.

The buzz around PANTONE 2042 reached epic proportions, and Rohan’s studio was flooded with requests from around the globe. The world marveled at the new color, attributing its unique properties to Rohan’s genius. But Rohan knew that the real hero was Eva Frost, whose simple delivery had brought the color to life.

One day, as Rohan was giving a speech about the revolutionary color, he spotted Eva in the audience. He invited her on stage, declaring, "This remarkable woman is the true bearer of our magical color. Without her, PANTONE 2042 would still be lost in the labyrinth of forgotten samples!"

Eva blushed as the crowd erupted in applause. She had never imagined that her routine job would lead to such a monumental discovery. From that day on, she was known not just as a delivery worker, but as the unsung hero who had inadvertently sparked a color revolution.

And so, in the colorful annals of design history, PANTONE 2042 became more than just a shade - it was a symbol of how even the most ordinary tasks could lead to extraordinary outcomes. Rohan continued to push the boundaries of design, while Eva’s routine deliveries became the stuff of legends. Together, they proved that in the world of color, sometimes the most astonishing transformations come from the most unexpected places.