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PANTONE 2181
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#1C5668RGB:
28, 86, 104CMYK:
89, 42, 29, 50HSL:
194°, 73%, 41%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark slate grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2215in RAL Classic:
RAL 5001in RAL Design:
RAL 230 30 25in RAL Effect:
RAL 690-5in NCS:
NCS S 5030-B 2024-09-04 Snargl 01:00
What color is PANTONE 2181?
PANTONE 2181 is a medium dark shade of cyan with the following color values:
PANTONE colors are also used to identify and communicate colors for various purposes, such as branding, fashion, and interior design.
PANTONE 2181 evokes a sense of calmness, professionalism, and elegance.
RGB: 28, 86, 104
HEX: #1C5668
CMYK: 89, 42, 29, 50
PANTONE colors are also used to identify and communicate colors for various purposes, such as branding, fashion, and interior design.
PANTONE 2181 evokes a sense of calmness, professionalism, and elegance.
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2181'
The Chromatic Convergence
Long time ago, far away, in the bustling city of Chromaville, two seemingly ordinary lives were about to converge in an extraordinary way. Ralph Moon, a car service worker known for his impeccable repairs, and Stella Black, a meticulous cleaner with an eye for detail, had little in common - until a fateful event brought them together.
One rainy evening, Ralph was working late in his garage, fixing a vintage car. The vehicle was a relic of an older era, and its owner had requested a custom paint job, a rare and lucrative commission. Ralph was excited, but there was a problem: the paint color he needed was no longer in production, a shade somewhere between fuchsia and crimson that the manufacturer had long discontinued.
As Ralph pondered his predicament, Stella walked in, having come to clean the office adjacent to the garage. Stella had recently started working there, and her task was to polish and maintain the equipment, but her true passion was art - she had a unique ability to identify and appreciate colors.
Noticing Ralph's frustration, Stella approached. "Maybe I can help," she suggested, her voice soft yet confident. Ralph, initially skeptical, agreed to let her have a look. Stella's keen eye for color led her to a series of old paint samples and tools scattered around the garage.
As Stella examined the colors, she noticed something peculiar. There was a mix of pigments from various cans that, when combined, created a strikingly unique hue. It was an almost impossible shade to describe - a mesmerizing blend that seemed to shift between pink and red depending on the light. Stella felt an electric excitement, as if she had stumbled upon something truly special.
Ralph, intrigued by Stella’s enthusiasm, helped her blend the pigments according to her instructions. The result was nothing short of breathtaking. It wasn’t just any color; it had a vibrancy and depth that seemed to pulse with life. Both Ralph and Stella were astonished.
As news of the stunning new color spread, it attracted the attention of a local art collector, who was fascinated by the mysterious hue. He organized an impromptu exhibition to showcase the color, dubbing it "Pantone 2181" in honor of its unique nature and the serendipitous way it came into being. The exhibition was a sensation, drawing visitors from all corners of the art world, each eager to witness the miraculous color.
Ralph and Stella, initially humble and reluctant to take the spotlight, found themselves thrust into the limelight. They were celebrated as the unsung heroes behind Pantone 2181, a color that would go on to inspire countless designers and artists.
Their unexpected collaboration had not only salvaged a car repair but had also given birth to a new shade that would become a symbol of creativity and innovation. The city of Chromaville would remember them as the unlikely duo whose shared moment of brilliance transformed the world of design.
One rainy evening, Ralph was working late in his garage, fixing a vintage car. The vehicle was a relic of an older era, and its owner had requested a custom paint job, a rare and lucrative commission. Ralph was excited, but there was a problem: the paint color he needed was no longer in production, a shade somewhere between fuchsia and crimson that the manufacturer had long discontinued.
As Ralph pondered his predicament, Stella walked in, having come to clean the office adjacent to the garage. Stella had recently started working there, and her task was to polish and maintain the equipment, but her true passion was art - she had a unique ability to identify and appreciate colors.
Noticing Ralph's frustration, Stella approached. "Maybe I can help," she suggested, her voice soft yet confident. Ralph, initially skeptical, agreed to let her have a look. Stella's keen eye for color led her to a series of old paint samples and tools scattered around the garage.
As Stella examined the colors, she noticed something peculiar. There was a mix of pigments from various cans that, when combined, created a strikingly unique hue. It was an almost impossible shade to describe - a mesmerizing blend that seemed to shift between pink and red depending on the light. Stella felt an electric excitement, as if she had stumbled upon something truly special.
Ralph, intrigued by Stella’s enthusiasm, helped her blend the pigments according to her instructions. The result was nothing short of breathtaking. It wasn’t just any color; it had a vibrancy and depth that seemed to pulse with life. Both Ralph and Stella were astonished.
As news of the stunning new color spread, it attracted the attention of a local art collector, who was fascinated by the mysterious hue. He organized an impromptu exhibition to showcase the color, dubbing it "Pantone 2181" in honor of its unique nature and the serendipitous way it came into being. The exhibition was a sensation, drawing visitors from all corners of the art world, each eager to witness the miraculous color.
Ralph and Stella, initially humble and reluctant to take the spotlight, found themselves thrust into the limelight. They were celebrated as the unsung heroes behind Pantone 2181, a color that would go on to inspire countless designers and artists.
Their unexpected collaboration had not only salvaged a car repair but had also given birth to a new shade that would become a symbol of creativity and innovation. The city of Chromaville would remember them as the unlikely duo whose shared moment of brilliance transformed the world of design.
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