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PANTONE 2072

PANTONE 2072

Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#B097C1
RGB:
176, 151, 193
CMYK:
34, 42, 0, 0
HSL:
276°, 22%, 76%
Closest colors:
in PANTONE:
PANTONE 2078
in RAL Classic:
RAL 7038
in RAL Design:
RAL 290 70 10
in RAL Effect:
RAL 570-4
What color is PANTONE 2072? The Spectrum of Pantone 2072
2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10

What color is PANTONE 2072?

Painting of a purple orchid in a forest with lights in the background. Example of CMYK 34,42,0,0 color.
Woman with purple hair and a kimono on a city street at night with a street light in the background. Example of PANTONE 2072 color.
PANTONE 2072 is a medium light shade of blue-magenta with a hexadecimal color code of #B097C1.

In the RGB color model, it is composed of 69.02% red, 59.22% green, and 75.69% blue.

CMYK values for this color are composed of 34% cyan, 42% magenta, 0% yellow, and 0% black.

In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 276°, a saturation of 22%, and a lightness of 76%.

Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2072 color

Picture with primary colors of Tiger eye, Onyx, Rose quartz, Thistle and Burnt umber
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...
RAL Classic
RAL 2011
RAL 9005
RAL 9006
RAL 7047
RAL 3013
RAL Design
RAL 050 60 60
RAL 170 20 20
RAL 320 60 15
RAL 310 80 15
RAL 030 30 45
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2072'

The Spectrum of Pantone 2072

In a hidden corner of the prestigious Lumina Institute, where colors were more than mere pigments and shades, a peculiar event was unfolding. Ralph Smith, an ambitious student of polygraphy, had been granted an audience with Professor Raj Rodriguez, a legend in the world of color theory. The subject of their discourse was as enigmatic as it was rare: Pantone 2072.

Ralph had spent weeks puzzling over the essence of this color, rumored to exist in a dimension beyond the usual spectrum. It was said that Pantone 2072 had properties that transcended the visual, affecting cognition and perception itself. On the day of their meeting, Ralph clutched a worn notebook filled with sketches and scribbles about this mysterious hue.
Woman in a purple dress standing in front of a building with a clock tower in the background. Example of PANTONE 2072 color.

"Professor Rodriguez," Ralph began, barely containing his excitement, "I've read that Pantone 2072 isn't just a color but an experience. Can you help me understand what that means?"

Professor Rodriguez, a man with silver hair and eyes that sparkled with an intellectual mischief, adjusted his glasses and smiled. "Pantone 2072," he said, "is not merely a shade. It's a portal, an interface to a different realm of perception. It's been theorized that this color interacts with the brain in a way that makes the observer see not just the color but the entire spectrum of human experience - emotions, memories, and even dreams."

Ralph's eyes widened. "But how does one perceive such a color? It's not in any palette I've studied."

The professor nodded thoughtfully. "Pantone 2072 is elusive. Some believe it's a color of the future, one that hasn't been fully realized yet. The closest we can get to understanding it is through conceptual visualization and experimental mediums."

He led Ralph to a large, intricately designed machine in the corner of the lab. It was a hybrid of an old-fashioned projector and an avant-garde apparatus of glowing tubes and whirring gears. "This," Professor Rodriguez explained, "is the Color Prism Generator. It can synthesize the closest approximation of Pantone 2072. But be warned, Ralph - once you perceive it, it may challenge everything you know about reality."
Purple and gold object is shown on a black background. Color PANTONE 2072.

Ralph took a deep breath and stepped toward the machine. The Professor adjusted the settings, and with a flick of a switch, the machine hummed to life. A cascade of light and shadow swirled in the air, gradually coalescing into a single, mesmerizing hue. It was an elusive shade, neither fully blue nor red, shifting fluidly like a living entity.

As Ralph gazed at Pantone 2072, he felt a profound shift in his consciousness. The color seemed to breathe with a life of its own, drawing him into a vortex of thoughts and emotions. He saw glimpses of his past, moments of joy and sorrow intertwined with flashes of a future that was both thrilling and uncertain.

"What's happening to me?" Ralph asked, his voice trembling.

Professor Rodriguez watched with a knowing look. "Pantone 2072 taps into the essence of subjective experience. It's a reflection of the human psyche - a spectrum of existence rather than just a visual phenomenon. It's a reminder that perception is as much about the inner self as it is about the external world."

As the colors faded, Ralph found himself back in the lab, his mind buzzing with newfound insights. He looked at Professor Rodriguez, who was smiling with a mixture of satisfaction and relief.

"I understand now," Ralph said slowly. "Pantone 2072 is not just a color - it's a lens through which we see the world. It's a reminder that our experiences shape our reality."

The professor nodded. "Exactly. And in understanding this, you've taken a significant step in your journey as a polygrapher. Remember, the true essence of any color lies not only in its appearance but in the depths of what it represents."

Ralph left the lab, the weight of Pantone 2072's revelation lingering in his mind. He knew that his studies would never be the same, and neither would his understanding of the world. In that hidden corner of Lumina Institute, where colors danced on the edge of reality, he had glimpsed a new dimension of perception - a spectrum that was as boundless as the human imagination itself.
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