Smoky black
Cadet blue
Pastel magenta
Aquamarine
Pine Green
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PANTONE 2046
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#D2497FRGB:
210, 73, 127CMYK:
0, 80, 7, 3HSL:
336°, 65%, 82%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Mulberryin PANTONE:
PANTONE 225in RAL Classic:
RAL 4003in RAL Design:
RAL 360 50 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-5in NCS:
NCS S 2050-R20B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:24
What color is PANTONE 2046?
PANTONE 2046 is a vibrant and saturated shade of pink.
It belongs to the PANTONE Fashion, Home + Interiors color system, which is used for textiles, apparel, accessories, home furnishings, and interior design.
This color has a HEX code of #D2497F and a RGB value of 210, 73, 127.
PANTONE 2046 is a warm and energetic color that can evoke feelings of passion, creativity, and fun.
It belongs to the PANTONE Fashion, Home + Interiors color system, which is used for textiles, apparel, accessories, home furnishings, and interior design.
This color has a HEX code of #D2497F and a RGB value of 210, 73, 127.
PANTONE 2046 is a warm and energetic color that can evoke feelings of passion, creativity, and fun.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2046 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).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
RAL Classic
RAL 9005
RAL 5024
RAL 3015
RAL 6027
RAL 5021
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2046'
The Curious Case of PANTONE 2046
Far-far away, in the heart of the bustling metropolis of Chromopolis, Gianni Ervin was a shop assistant at the most peculiar design store in town: "Spectrum Emporium." The store was renowned for its vast array of colors and eccentric clientele. Gianni, with his ever-present bow tie and a collection of flamboyant socks, was a master at deciphering the whims of designers and artists who wandered through the store.
One rainy afternoon, as the clouds poured their discontent over the city, Gianni was busy reorganizing the color swatches when a new arrival caught his eye. It was a swatch of PANTONE 2046 - a vibrant, almost otherworldly shade of blue, unlike anything he had seen before. The color seemed to shimmer with an enigmatic light, and Gianni couldn't shake the feeling that there was something unusual about it.
Before he could ponder further, in walked Maximilian Korr, an engineer known for his unconventional methods and a rather impressive mustache that twitched with every step he took. Maximilian was on a mission to find a color that could make his latest invention, a holographic display, truly stand out.
"Ah, Gianni!" Maximilian greeted with a wide grin. "I need a color that will make my new project pop. I've heard whispers about this PANTONE 2046. Can you show me?"
Gianni, intrigued by Maximilian's enthusiasm and the strange allure of the color, led him to the section where PANTONE 2046 was displayed. As soon as Maximilian laid eyes on it, his eyes widened in awe. "This is perfect! But it seems to have a life of its own," he remarked, noting how the color seemed to change subtly under different lights.
"Yes, it's been behaving rather peculiarly," Gianni agreed, his curiosity piqued. "Ever since it arrived, strange things have been happening around here."
Determined to get to the bottom of the mystery, Maximilian proposed an experiment. He took the PANTONE 2046 swatch back to his lab, where he meticulously applied it to his holographic display. To their amazement, the display began to project not just images but interactive designs that seemed to communicate with the viewers, altering themselves based on their reactions.
Gianni and Maximilian spent days testing and studying the color, uncovering its incredible properties. PANTONE 2046 had a unique ability to synchronize with the human subconscious, translating thoughts and emotions into vibrant visual experiences. It was as if the color was alive, adapting to the moods and intentions of those who engaged with it.
The duo soon realized that PANTONE 2046 wasn't just a color; it was a portal to a new dimension of design. The color’s interactive nature transformed everyday spaces into immersive, dynamic environments. News of their discovery spread like wildfire, and soon designers, architects, and artists from around the world flocked to Chromopolis to witness the marvel of PANTONE 2046.
As the color revolutionized design, Gianni and Maximilian became local legends, their partnership celebrated for unearthing a hidden gem in the world of color. The Spectrum Emporium flourished, and the two friends continued their quest for the next extraordinary discovery.
And so, in the vibrant world of Chromopolis, where colors danced and innovation thrived, the mystery of PANTONE 2046 remained a delightful enigma - a testament to the magic that happens when curiosity and creativity come together in unexpected ways.
One rainy afternoon, as the clouds poured their discontent over the city, Gianni was busy reorganizing the color swatches when a new arrival caught his eye. It was a swatch of PANTONE 2046 - a vibrant, almost otherworldly shade of blue, unlike anything he had seen before. The color seemed to shimmer with an enigmatic light, and Gianni couldn't shake the feeling that there was something unusual about it.
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Before he could ponder further, in walked Maximilian Korr, an engineer known for his unconventional methods and a rather impressive mustache that twitched with every step he took. Maximilian was on a mission to find a color that could make his latest invention, a holographic display, truly stand out.
"Ah, Gianni!" Maximilian greeted with a wide grin. "I need a color that will make my new project pop. I've heard whispers about this PANTONE 2046. Can you show me?"
Gianni, intrigued by Maximilian's enthusiasm and the strange allure of the color, led him to the section where PANTONE 2046 was displayed. As soon as Maximilian laid eyes on it, his eyes widened in awe. "This is perfect! But it seems to have a life of its own," he remarked, noting how the color seemed to change subtly under different lights.
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"Yes, it's been behaving rather peculiarly," Gianni agreed, his curiosity piqued. "Ever since it arrived, strange things have been happening around here."
Determined to get to the bottom of the mystery, Maximilian proposed an experiment. He took the PANTONE 2046 swatch back to his lab, where he meticulously applied it to his holographic display. To their amazement, the display began to project not just images but interactive designs that seemed to communicate with the viewers, altering themselves based on their reactions.
Gianni and Maximilian spent days testing and studying the color, uncovering its incredible properties. PANTONE 2046 had a unique ability to synchronize with the human subconscious, translating thoughts and emotions into vibrant visual experiences. It was as if the color was alive, adapting to the moods and intentions of those who engaged with it.
The duo soon realized that PANTONE 2046 wasn't just a color; it was a portal to a new dimension of design. The color’s interactive nature transformed everyday spaces into immersive, dynamic environments. News of their discovery spread like wildfire, and soon designers, architects, and artists from around the world flocked to Chromopolis to witness the marvel of PANTONE 2046.
As the color revolutionized design, Gianni and Maximilian became local legends, their partnership celebrated for unearthing a hidden gem in the world of color. The Spectrum Emporium flourished, and the two friends continued their quest for the next extraordinary discovery.
And so, in the vibrant world of Chromopolis, where colors danced and innovation thrived, the mystery of PANTONE 2046 remained a delightful enigma - a testament to the magic that happens when curiosity and creativity come together in unexpected ways.
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