Black
Persian indigo
Iris
Lavender Blush
Copper rose
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PANTONE 2089
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#675293RGB:
103, 82, 147CMYK:
72, 74, 0, 0HSL:
259°, 44%, 58%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2096in RAL Classic:
RAL 4012in RAL Design:
RAL 290 40 35in RAL Effect:
RAL 630-2in NCS:
NCS S 4030-R70B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 2089?
PANTONE 2089 C is a shade of blue-magenta that has the following color values:
This color can create a striking contrast with lighter or darker colors, or a harmonious blend with similar hues.
PANTONE 2089 can inspire creativity, imagination, and innovation.
RGB: 103, 82, 147
HEX: #675293
CMYK: 72, 74, 0, 0
This color can create a striking contrast with lighter or darker colors, or a harmonious blend with similar hues.
PANTONE 2089 can inspire creativity, imagination, and innovation.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2089 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 5002
RAL 5023
RAL 9003
RAL 1020
RAL Design
RAL 170 20 25
RAL 290 20 35
RAL 290 40 45
RAL 360 92 05
RAL 030 50 20
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2089'
The Crimson Mirage
Long time ago, in the bustling city of Neo-Terra, where innovation clashed with tradition, the name Rohan Krang was synonymous with visionary design. As an industrial designer, Rohan was known for pushing the boundaries of aesthetics and function. But lately, his creations had begun to feel like echoes of the past. That is, until he encountered Pantone 2089.
Pantone 2089 was not just a color; it was an electrifying shade of crimson that seemed to pulsate with a life of its own. It was a hue that could make even the most mundane object feel extraordinary. When Rohan first saw it, he knew it was the key to rejuvenating his designs. But he needed more than just inspiration; he needed a story - a narrative that could transform the color from a mere shade into an experience.
Enter Vivienne Clank, a writer with a reputation for crafting tales that blended the real with the fantastical. Vivienne had just completed a series of speculative fiction novels that had taken the literary world by storm. Rohan sought her out, convinced that her unique perspective could help him harness the full potential of Pantone 2089.
Their first meeting was in a small café, where the scent of freshly brewed coffee mingled with the hum of lively conversation. Rohan laid out his vision: a series of industrial designs that would incorporate Pantone 2089 in ways never seen before. Vivienne listened intently, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.
"This color is more than just a visual stimulus," Rohan explained. "It’s a gateway. I want to create designs that tell a story - a story that’s alive with the energy of this hue."
Vivienne was intrigued. "What if the color itself was part of a larger narrative?" she proposed. "Imagine if Pantone 2089 could transform the environment around it, creating a dynamic interaction between people and objects."
Inspired by Vivienne’s idea, Rohan and Vivienne embarked on a collaborative project that would change the landscape of industrial design. They envisioned a new line of smart furniture and interactive installations where Pantone 2089 was not just an accent but the core of the experience.
Their breakthrough came with the creation of "The Mirage Series" - a line of furniture and installations that used cutting-edge technology to make Pantone 2089 dynamically shift and interact with its surroundings. Each piece was embedded with sensors that allowed it to respond to the presence and movement of people. The color would subtly change in response to the environment, creating a living, breathing artwork.
The debut of The Mirage Series was nothing short of revolutionary. At the launch event, held in an expansive gallery, visitors were greeted by a series of mesmerizing installations. A lounge chair’s crimson hue would deepen as someone sat down, enveloping them in a cocoon of warmth. A coffee table’s surface shifted through a spectrum of shades, reflecting the mood of the room. Walls adorned with Pantone 2089 art installations seemed to pulse and glow, reacting to the crowd’s energy.
The highlight of the evening was a grand reveal of "The Mirage Fountain" - an interactive piece where Pantone 2089-colored water danced in response to the audience’s movements. It was as if the color had become a living entity, engaging and interacting with those around it.
The Mirage Series quickly became a sensation. Critics hailed it as a groundbreaking fusion of art and technology. People were captivated not just by the vibrant color, but by the way it transformed their interactions with everyday objects. Rohan and Vivienne had succeeded in turning Pantone 2089 into more than just a color; they had made it a dynamic, immersive experience.
In the end, The Crimson Mirage was not just a showcase of color innovation but a testament to the power of collaboration. Rohan’s designs and Vivienne’s storytelling had breathed new life into a single shade, proving that even the simplest elements could be the foundation for extraordinary creations.
Pantone 2089 was not just a color; it was an electrifying shade of crimson that seemed to pulsate with a life of its own. It was a hue that could make even the most mundane object feel extraordinary. When Rohan first saw it, he knew it was the key to rejuvenating his designs. But he needed more than just inspiration; he needed a story - a narrative that could transform the color from a mere shade into an experience.
Enter Vivienne Clank, a writer with a reputation for crafting tales that blended the real with the fantastical. Vivienne had just completed a series of speculative fiction novels that had taken the literary world by storm. Rohan sought her out, convinced that her unique perspective could help him harness the full potential of Pantone 2089.
Their first meeting was in a small café, where the scent of freshly brewed coffee mingled with the hum of lively conversation. Rohan laid out his vision: a series of industrial designs that would incorporate Pantone 2089 in ways never seen before. Vivienne listened intently, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.
"This color is more than just a visual stimulus," Rohan explained. "It’s a gateway. I want to create designs that tell a story - a story that’s alive with the energy of this hue."
Vivienne was intrigued. "What if the color itself was part of a larger narrative?" she proposed. "Imagine if Pantone 2089 could transform the environment around it, creating a dynamic interaction between people and objects."
Inspired by Vivienne’s idea, Rohan and Vivienne embarked on a collaborative project that would change the landscape of industrial design. They envisioned a new line of smart furniture and interactive installations where Pantone 2089 was not just an accent but the core of the experience.
Their breakthrough came with the creation of "The Mirage Series" - a line of furniture and installations that used cutting-edge technology to make Pantone 2089 dynamically shift and interact with its surroundings. Each piece was embedded with sensors that allowed it to respond to the presence and movement of people. The color would subtly change in response to the environment, creating a living, breathing artwork.
The debut of The Mirage Series was nothing short of revolutionary. At the launch event, held in an expansive gallery, visitors were greeted by a series of mesmerizing installations. A lounge chair’s crimson hue would deepen as someone sat down, enveloping them in a cocoon of warmth. A coffee table’s surface shifted through a spectrum of shades, reflecting the mood of the room. Walls adorned with Pantone 2089 art installations seemed to pulse and glow, reacting to the crowd’s energy.
The highlight of the evening was a grand reveal of "The Mirage Fountain" - an interactive piece where Pantone 2089-colored water danced in response to the audience’s movements. It was as if the color had become a living entity, engaging and interacting with those around it.
The Mirage Series quickly became a sensation. Critics hailed it as a groundbreaking fusion of art and technology. People were captivated not just by the vibrant color, but by the way it transformed their interactions with everyday objects. Rohan and Vivienne had succeeded in turning Pantone 2089 into more than just a color; they had made it a dynamic, immersive experience.
In the end, The Crimson Mirage was not just a showcase of color innovation but a testament to the power of collaboration. Rohan’s designs and Vivienne’s storytelling had breathed new life into a single shade, proving that even the simplest elements could be the foundation for extraordinary creations.
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