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PANTONE 2060
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#C16198RGB:
193, 97, 152CMYK:
19, 70, 0, 0HSL:
326°, 50%, 76%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Mulberryin PANTONE:
PANTONE 674in RAL Classic:
RAL 4003in RAL Design:
RAL 330 50 35in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-4in NCS:
NCS S 2040-R30B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2060?
PANTONE 2060 is a color code that can have different variations depending on the color system or product used.
For example, PANTONE 2060 C is a coated color for graphics and printing, while PANTONE 2060 UP is an uncoated color for the same purpose.
This color has a HEX value of #C16198, which is a light shade of pink with a hint of purple.
It can also be used for textiles, plastics, and lifestyle devices.
PANTONE 2060 is a vibrant and cheerful color that evokes feelings of warmth, creativity, and femininity.
It can be paired with complementary colors such as green or blue, or contrasted with darker shades of purple or gray.
PANTONE 2060 is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, fashion, or interior design.
For example, PANTONE 2060 C is a coated color for graphics and printing, while PANTONE 2060 UP is an uncoated color for the same purpose.
This color has a HEX value of #C16198, which is a light shade of pink with a hint of purple.
It can also be used for textiles, plastics, and lifestyle devices.
PANTONE 2060 is a vibrant and cheerful color that evokes feelings of warmth, creativity, and femininity.
It can be paired with complementary colors such as green or blue, or contrasted with darker shades of purple or gray.
PANTONE 2060 is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, fashion, or interior design.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2060 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 3015
RAL 9007
RAL 7024
RAL 2001
RAL Design
RAL 170 20 20
RAL 010 70 20
RAL 330 50 20
RAL 340 30 05
RAL 060 50 60
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2060'
The Chromatic Revelation
Far away, in the dimly lit garage of Nova Motors, Karl Nova wiped the grease from his hands, the scent of machine oil mingling with the faint aroma of coffee. Karl was a master of precision, known for his unmatched skill in restoring classic cars to their former glory. Yet, his latest project - a vintage sports car - was proving elusive. Something was missing, something he couldn’t quite pinpoint.
Across the street, Julio Honey, a meticulous cleaner, polished the showroom windows of Nova Motors. Julio, known for his attention to detail, was not just a cleaner; he was an artist in disguise, with a keen eye for color and design. Every streak and smudge was a canvas for him, a chance to create something extraordinary.
One foggy evening, as Karl took a break from his tireless work, he noticed Julio examining a set of paint swatches. The swatches were part of a new palette released by Pantone, among them a particularly striking hue - Pantone 2060, a deep, almost otherworldly shade of blue. Julio's eyes lingered on it with an intensity that Karl hadn’t seen before.
"What’s that color you’re staring at?" Karl asked, intrigued.
Julio glanced up, his expression unreadable. "It’s Pantone 2060. They say it’s more than just a color; it’s supposed to be a revelation."
Karl chuckled. "A color that’s a revelation? Sounds like marketing fluff."
Julio shook his head. "No, seriously. This color - it’s said to have a transformative effect, something about how it changes perception. I’ve read stories of people who’ve used it and experienced… something extraordinary."
Karl shrugged, returning to his work. But the mention of the color stayed with him. That night, as he worked late into the evening, he found himself staring at the car’s faded paint. The idea of Pantone 2060 lingered in his mind, an itch he couldn’t scratch.
The next day, driven by a sudden impulse, Karl returned to the garage with a small sample of Pantone 2060 he had obtained. With a deep breath, he applied it to a section of the car. The instant the paint touched the surface, the garage was bathed in an ethereal glow. Karl stepped back, awestruck.
The car’s transformation was immediate and profound. The color seemed to shimmer and shift, casting a subtle aura that defied logic. It was as if the car was imbued with a life of its own. But it wasn’t just the car - Karl felt a surge of inspiration, a deep clarity he had never experienced before.
Julio, noticing the change from across the street, entered the garage. His eyes widened as he saw the car bathed in Pantone 2060.
"It’s beautiful," Julio whispered, his voice trembling slightly. "The stories were true."
Karl, still in disbelief, nodded. "I think this color has unlocked something... something beyond our understanding. It’s like it’s revealing the essence of the car itself."
As the days went by, word of the car’s transformation spread, drawing visitors from far and wide. The once ordinary garage became a place of wonder, a testament to the power of Pantone 2060. Karl and Julio, now partners in this chromatic revelation, watched in awe as their work inspired others.
In the end, it wasn’t just the color that had changed. It was how Karl and Julio saw the world - the colors, the shapes, and the mysteries within. Pantone 2060 had not only transformed the car but had unlocked a new dimension of creativity and perception.
And so, in the quiet hum of Nova Motors, the car, and the color that had changed everything, continued to shine, a beacon of the unknown and the extraordinary.
Across the street, Julio Honey, a meticulous cleaner, polished the showroom windows of Nova Motors. Julio, known for his attention to detail, was not just a cleaner; he was an artist in disguise, with a keen eye for color and design. Every streak and smudge was a canvas for him, a chance to create something extraordinary.
One foggy evening, as Karl took a break from his tireless work, he noticed Julio examining a set of paint swatches. The swatches were part of a new palette released by Pantone, among them a particularly striking hue - Pantone 2060, a deep, almost otherworldly shade of blue. Julio's eyes lingered on it with an intensity that Karl hadn’t seen before.
"What’s that color you’re staring at?" Karl asked, intrigued.
Julio glanced up, his expression unreadable. "It’s Pantone 2060. They say it’s more than just a color; it’s supposed to be a revelation."
Karl chuckled. "A color that’s a revelation? Sounds like marketing fluff."
Julio shook his head. "No, seriously. This color - it’s said to have a transformative effect, something about how it changes perception. I’ve read stories of people who’ve used it and experienced… something extraordinary."
Karl shrugged, returning to his work. But the mention of the color stayed with him. That night, as he worked late into the evening, he found himself staring at the car’s faded paint. The idea of Pantone 2060 lingered in his mind, an itch he couldn’t scratch.
The next day, driven by a sudden impulse, Karl returned to the garage with a small sample of Pantone 2060 he had obtained. With a deep breath, he applied it to a section of the car. The instant the paint touched the surface, the garage was bathed in an ethereal glow. Karl stepped back, awestruck.
The car’s transformation was immediate and profound. The color seemed to shimmer and shift, casting a subtle aura that defied logic. It was as if the car was imbued with a life of its own. But it wasn’t just the car - Karl felt a surge of inspiration, a deep clarity he had never experienced before.
Julio, noticing the change from across the street, entered the garage. His eyes widened as he saw the car bathed in Pantone 2060.
"It’s beautiful," Julio whispered, his voice trembling slightly. "The stories were true."
Karl, still in disbelief, nodded. "I think this color has unlocked something... something beyond our understanding. It’s like it’s revealing the essence of the car itself."
As the days went by, word of the car’s transformation spread, drawing visitors from far and wide. The once ordinary garage became a place of wonder, a testament to the power of Pantone 2060. Karl and Julio, now partners in this chromatic revelation, watched in awe as their work inspired others.
In the end, it wasn’t just the color that had changed. It was how Karl and Julio saw the world - the colors, the shapes, and the mysteries within. Pantone 2060 had not only transformed the car but had unlocked a new dimension of creativity and perception.
And so, in the quiet hum of Nova Motors, the car, and the color that had changed everything, continued to shine, a beacon of the unknown and the extraordinary.
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