PANTONE 2084

PANTONE 2084 is a deep red color with a slight purple hue.

It is part of the PANTONE Fashion, Home + Interiors color system, which is used for textiles, paints, plastics, and other materials.

PANTONE 2084 has a HEX code of #714088 and a RGB value of 113, 64, 136.

It is a warm and rich color that can evoke passion, drama, or elegance.

In a far away place, in the bustling city of Technoville, the gleaming skyscrapers and sleek cars were a testament to the town’s love for all things shiny and new. Yet amidst the perpetual hum of progress, two figures stood out for their quirky charm and irrepressible humor: Shivansh Moon, the cheerful car service worker, and Tommy Abloh, the inventive engineer with a flair for the dramatic.

One sunny Monday, Technoville’s prestigious design firm, Gloam & Glitz, announced a contest for a new trademark design. The prize? Eternal fame and an extravagant trophy in the shape of a car key. The catch? The trademark had to feature Pantone 2084, a dazzling shade of pink that looked like a sunset trapped in a can of paint.

Tommy Abloh, ever the perfectionist, was determined to win. His designs were typically a blend of precision and pizzazz, but this shade of pink had him stumped. "It’s not just a color," Tommy muttered to himself, "It’s a statement. But how do I make a statement with bubblegum?"

Across town, Shivansh Moon had his hands full with a particularly grumpy customer who was unhappy with the "substandard" shine on his sedan. As Shivansh meticulously polished the car, he daydreamed about the contest. His fantasy involved a car so dazzlingly pink it would make flamingos blush.

At the very moment Tommy was pacing his studio, Shivansh burst in with a grin. "Hey Tommy! You need help with your Pantone 2084 dilemma?"

Tommy eyed him skeptically. "What can you offer? I’m knee-deep in pink pandemonium."

Shivansh tapped his chin thoughtfully. "Well, I can’t design a trademark, but I can polish a car until it looks like a disco ball. Maybe that’s the angle we need!"

Tommy, intrigued by Shivansh’s unconventional idea, decided to give it a whirl. Together, they brainstormed a plan: they would combine Tommy’s technical genius with Shivansh’s knack for making things shine. The result? An avant-garde car design that screamed, "Here I am, world!"

Shivansh took Tommy’s draft and meticulously polished a car prototype to reflect Pantone 2084 in the most dazzling way possible. The car was so bright that when it rolled out of Shivansh’s garage, it looked like a glittering pink comet streaking through Technoville’s streets.

As they unveiled the prototype, the town gathered, awestruck. "Look at that! It’s a pink explosion!" gasped one observer. Another chuckled, "I haven’t seen a car this flashy since my last birthday party!"

Tommy, seeing the crowds’ reaction, was grinning ear to ear. "We’ve done it, Shivansh! We’ve made Pantone 2084 pop!"

The judges at Gloam & Glitz were equally impressed. The new trademark not only incorporated the vibrant color but also celebrated the collaboration between the unlikely duo. Shivansh and Tommy won the contest, and the car with Pantone 2084 became the talk of the town.

As the award ceremony approached, Shivansh and Tommy shared a celebratory dinner. Shivansh raised his glass and said, "To Pantone 2084! And to not letting a color - or a design - get us down!"

Tommy clinked his glass and laughed. "To the pinkest car in history and the best polishing partner anyone could ask for!"

And so, in the annals of Technoville’s history, Pantone 2084 was forever immortalized, thanks to a car service worker’s shine and an engineer’s creativity. The town learned a valuable lesson: sometimes, the brightest ideas come from the most unexpected places - and maybe from a splash of bubblegum pink.