Canonical aubergine
Pastel purple
Old mauve
Smoky black
Bazaar
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PANTONE 2052
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#C7A1B2RGB:
199, 161, 178CMYK:
18, 39, 11, 0HSL:
333°, 19%, 78%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Pale mauvein PANTONE:
PANTONE 7633in RAL Classic:
RAL 3015in RAL Design:
RAL 350 70 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 340-1in NCS:
NCS S 2020-R40B 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2052?
PANTONE 2052 has the following color values:
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 78.04% red, 63.14% green and 69.8% blue.
PANTONE 2052 is a warm and soft color that can evoke feelings of romance, femininity, and elegance.
This color is used to create contrast with darker or cooler colors, or to create harmony with lighter or warmer colors.
Hexadecimal: #C7A1B2
RGB: 199, 161, 178
CMYK: 18, 39, 11, 0
HSL: 333, 19, 78
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 78.04% red, 63.14% green and 69.8% blue.
PANTONE 2052 is a warm and soft color that can evoke feelings of romance, femininity, and elegance.
This color is used to create contrast with darker or cooler colors, or to create harmony with lighter or warmer colors.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2052 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...
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2052'
The Color of Tomorrow
Long time ago, in the vibrant heart of a bustling metropolis, two seemingly unrelated lives were about to intersect in a way neither could have foreseen. Cassandra Gold, a promising design student at the prestigious Crestwood Institute, was renowned for her creativity and innovative approach to color theory. Phoebe McLeod, a dedicated cleaner at the same institute, was known for her meticulous attention to detail and a love for uncovering hidden beauty in everyday things.
One autumn afternoon, Cassandra was poring over her latest project - a new line of eco-friendly packaging. She was on the cusp of a breakthrough but felt something was missing. The new color palette she had been working with seemed uninspired. Desperate for a spark, she turned to her professor's latest research on cutting-edge colors. Among the intriguing options was PANTONE 2052, a striking shade of teal with an almost mystical quality.
Intrigued, Cassandra decided to experiment with the color, hoping it might provide the inspiration she desperately needed. She applied it to her designs, but the results were underwhelming. The color, though beautiful, seemed to lack the dynamism she envisioned. Frustrated, she took a break and wandered through the quiet, dimly lit halls of the institute.
Phoebe was in the midst of her evening shift, quietly cleaning the corridors with practiced ease. She was scrubbing a particularly stubborn stain on the wall when she noticed a series of color swatches scattered on the floor near Cassandra's studio. One swatch caught her eye - PANTONE 2052. As Phoebe looked at it, she felt a curious sense of connection to the color, almost as if it spoke to her.
That night, while cleaning, Phoebe found herself inspired by the color's unique allure. She began experimenting with different cleaning solutions and techniques to see how the color might interact with various surfaces. To her surprise, the color took on new dimensions when combined with the gleaming reflections of polished floors and walls. It seemed to breathe life into the environment, creating an ambiance that was both calming and invigorating.
The next morning, Cassandra returned to her studio to find Phoebe cleaning nearby. She noticed the distinct way the color seemed to come alive around Phoebe's work. Curious, Cassandra struck up a conversation with her. Phoebe shared her observations about how PANTONE 2052 transformed the spaces she cleaned, creating a subtle, enchanting effect.
Intrigued by Phoebe's insights, Cassandra invited her to collaborate on a new approach to using the color. Together, they developed a groundbreaking design concept that integrated PANTONE 2052 into a range of interactive and immersive experiences. Their idea was to use the color in ways that would change depending on the environment and interaction, creating a dynamic visual experience.
Their project gained attention and acclaim, transforming the way designers and brands approached color. It wasn't just about aesthetic appeal anymore; it was about creating an emotional and sensory experience. PANTONE 2052 became synonymous with innovation and emotional resonance.
Cassandra and Phoebe's unexpected partnership proved that creativity and insight could come from the most unlikely sources. Their story became a testament to the power of collaboration and the magic of finding inspiration in the everyday. And so, in the city's vibrant landscape, PANTONE 2052 wasn't just a color; it was a bridge between the ordinary and the extraordinary, forever changing the way people perceived the world around them.
One autumn afternoon, Cassandra was poring over her latest project - a new line of eco-friendly packaging. She was on the cusp of a breakthrough but felt something was missing. The new color palette she had been working with seemed uninspired. Desperate for a spark, she turned to her professor's latest research on cutting-edge colors. Among the intriguing options was PANTONE 2052, a striking shade of teal with an almost mystical quality.
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Intrigued, Cassandra decided to experiment with the color, hoping it might provide the inspiration she desperately needed. She applied it to her designs, but the results were underwhelming. The color, though beautiful, seemed to lack the dynamism she envisioned. Frustrated, she took a break and wandered through the quiet, dimly lit halls of the institute.
Phoebe was in the midst of her evening shift, quietly cleaning the corridors with practiced ease. She was scrubbing a particularly stubborn stain on the wall when she noticed a series of color swatches scattered on the floor near Cassandra's studio. One swatch caught her eye - PANTONE 2052. As Phoebe looked at it, she felt a curious sense of connection to the color, almost as if it spoke to her.
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That night, while cleaning, Phoebe found herself inspired by the color's unique allure. She began experimenting with different cleaning solutions and techniques to see how the color might interact with various surfaces. To her surprise, the color took on new dimensions when combined with the gleaming reflections of polished floors and walls. It seemed to breathe life into the environment, creating an ambiance that was both calming and invigorating.
The next morning, Cassandra returned to her studio to find Phoebe cleaning nearby. She noticed the distinct way the color seemed to come alive around Phoebe's work. Curious, Cassandra struck up a conversation with her. Phoebe shared her observations about how PANTONE 2052 transformed the spaces she cleaned, creating a subtle, enchanting effect.
Intrigued by Phoebe's insights, Cassandra invited her to collaborate on a new approach to using the color. Together, they developed a groundbreaking design concept that integrated PANTONE 2052 into a range of interactive and immersive experiences. Their idea was to use the color in ways that would change depending on the environment and interaction, creating a dynamic visual experience.
Their project gained attention and acclaim, transforming the way designers and brands approached color. It wasn't just about aesthetic appeal anymore; it was about creating an emotional and sensory experience. PANTONE 2052 became synonymous with innovation and emotional resonance.
Cassandra and Phoebe's unexpected partnership proved that creativity and insight could come from the most unlikely sources. Their story became a testament to the power of collaboration and the magic of finding inspiration in the everyday. And so, in the city's vibrant landscape, PANTONE 2052 wasn't just a color; it was a bridge between the ordinary and the extraordinary, forever changing the way people perceived the world around them.
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