PANTONE 218

PANTONE 218 has a HEX code of #DD81AF, which means it is composed of 86.67% red, 50.59% green and 68.63% blue in the RGB color space.

It has a hue of 330°, a saturation of 42%, and a lightness of 87% in the HSL color space.

This color can also be expressed in CMYK as 2% cyan, 63% magenta, 0% yellow and 0% black.

It is also known as PANTONE 218 C when printed on coated paper, or PANTONE 218 U when printed on uncoated paper.

PANTONE 218 is a vibrant and feminine color that can be used for various purposes, such as fashion, cosmetics, packaging, branding, and more.

In a quaint coastal village, where the sea whispered secrets to the shore, lived a wise fisherman named Marc Smith. Marc was known not just for his remarkable catch but also for his knack for spotting patterns in the waves. The village had always celebrated tradition, but change was on the horizon, and it came in the form of a vibrant new color: PANTONE 218, a striking shade of pink.

Across town, in a bustling factory where machines hummed and sparks flew, worked Julio Abloh. Julio was a master of design and a dreamer at heart. He was tasked with creating a new trademark for the factory, a design that would make their products stand out. His challenge was to find a color that would symbolize innovation and warmth.

One evening, as Marc returned from a long day of fishing, he noticed a glimmering pink light on the horizon. It was unusual - like a beacon guiding ships safely to shore. Intrigued, he followed the light to find Julio, who was experimenting with various shades of pink for the factory's new trademark.

Julio had been struggling to find the right color, but PANTONE 218 seemed to dance with potential. Its vibrancy was both bold and inviting, but Julio wasn't sure how to use it effectively. Seeing Marc’s curiosity, Julio invited him to share his thoughts. Marc, with his deep understanding of nature’s hues, suggested they incorporate the color in a way that reflected the harmony between tradition and innovation.

Inspired, Julio proposed a design that featured a stylized lighthouse - symbolizing guidance and hope - painted in PANTONE 218. The lighthouse would not only stand out with its unique color but also bridge the old ways with new ideas. Marc added his touch, suggesting that the lighthouse should have subtle waves at its base, reflecting the sea’s eternal dance with the shore.

As the design came to life, the factory's new trademark became a symbol of their commitment to blending tradition with modernity. The lighthouse in PANTONE 218 stood proudly on their products, catching the eyes of everyone who saw it.

Marc and Julio’s collaboration didn’t just create a successful trademark; it wove together the essence of their worlds - the serenity of the sea with the pulse of innovation. The village embraced the new symbol, and it became a beacon of hope and progress, much like the one Marc had seen on that fateful evening.

The story of the lighthouse in PANTONE 218 became a cherished tale in the village, reminding everyone that sometimes, the most unexpected combinations lead to the brightest innovations.